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Page 103
... Nichiren . As stated earlier , the Tendai and Shingon sects originat- ed in the Heian period ; the Zen , Jōdo , and Nichiren sects arose in the Kamakura epoch . Pure Land Buddhism . Pure Land ( more exactly Pure Realm ) Buddhism , as ...
... Nichiren . As stated earlier , the Tendai and Shingon sects originat- ed in the Heian period ; the Zen , Jōdo , and Nichiren sects arose in the Kamakura epoch . Pure Land Buddhism . Pure Land ( more exactly Pure Realm ) Buddhism , as ...
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... Nichiren and Zen . It was natural that the Nichiren sect , which was an outgrowth of the Japa- nese Tendai , also laid an emphasis upon faith and grace . For Nichiren , everyone who realizes the truth of the fundamental unity of reality ...
... Nichiren and Zen . It was natural that the Nichiren sect , which was an outgrowth of the Japa- nese Tendai , also laid an emphasis upon faith and grace . For Nichiren , everyone who realizes the truth of the fundamental unity of reality ...
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... Nichiren and Tendai Buddhism as well as in Shin and Zen Buddhism , the Shingon theory of " becoming a Buddha in one's own body " was accepted , and at the same time Shingon Buddhism accepted belief in Amida for the pur- pose of securing ...
... Nichiren and Tendai Buddhism as well as in Shin and Zen Buddhism , the Shingon theory of " becoming a Buddha in one's own body " was accepted , and at the same time Shingon Buddhism accepted belief in Amida for the pur- pose of securing ...
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