2009•Unpublished venueRequires access

Part I: Buddhism in History

Bernard Fauré

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This chapter contains sections titled: “Buddhism is both one and many” “The Buddha is only a man who achieved Awakening” “Buddhism is an Indian religion” “Buddhism is the cult of nothingness” “Buddhism is a philosophy, not a religion” “All Buddhists are seeking to achieve Awakening” “Buddhism teaches the impermanence of all things” “The belief in karma leads to fatalism” “Buddhism denies the existence of a self” “Buddhism teaches reincarnation”

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Key concepts: Buddhism, Impermanence, Karma, Gautama Buddha, Reincarnation, Buddhist philosophy, Fatalism, Bodhisattva