Buddhism Just Nenbutsu (New edition) / Masaharu Hishiki

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Buddhism
[Introduction to the Contents]
"The spirit of Amida Buddha is, in today's words, freedom, equality and peace, so the expression" I agree with Amida Buddha's freedom, equality and peace "means" just chanting "."
The author, a religious scholar and a Otani-ha Buddhist movement priest, explains in an easy-to-understand way what "just chanting" means and why Shin Ran and Honen say that "just chanting" is the best practice. The author selects 11 passages from the words of Shakyamuni, Honen and Shinran and adds a modern translation to show the essence of Buddhist thought together with photographs. The author, who has struggled to revitalize Jodo Buddhism as a religion aiming at "Kuni" without war and discrimination, published a new edition in 800 with the opening of Jodo Shinshu.
[Contents]
From the words of Shakyamuni, Honen and Shinran
Introduction, Senju Nenbutsu and Oppression
Chapter 1 Teachings of Shakyamuni
Chapter 2 Appearance of Jodo Sect and Oral nenbutsu
Chapter 3 Revolutionary thinker Honen
Chapter 4 Salvation by Shandao, Honen and Shinran
Realization of relief for oneself and others
Chapter 6 Teachings of Buddhism fulfillment
Chapter 7 Encouragement
[Author's brief history]
Born in Kanazawa, 1950. Religious scholar, Shinshu Otani-ha Buddhist movement priest, and former special professor of Doho University. He pursues the war responsibility of Shinshu Otani-ha Buddhist movement for many years, and is also involved in civil movements for peace and human rights such as separation of government and religion lawsuits. His books include 『 Jodo Shinshu war responsibility 』 (Iwanami Booklet), The religion of 『 liberation 』 (Ryokfu Publishing), 『 non-war and Buddhism - "Jodo as a principle of criticism" 』 (e-book), 『 civil liberties crisis and religion - "Constitution revision, Yasukuni Shrine, separation of government and religion 』, number of people in 『 Gokuraku -" 』 where Kenmei Takagi reads Socialist 』, "『 Peace and Equality Jodoron (Revisiting the Traditional Teachings of Shinshu) (Shirasawa-sha). He is also involved in civil movements for peace and human rights such as lawsuits. He is a religious scholar, Shinshu monk, and former special professor of Doho University. He is involved in civil movements for peace and human rights such as lawsuits. He is involved in the war responsibility of Shinshu Buddhism (Shirasawa-sha). He is also involved in the war responsibility of Shinshu Buddhism (Shirasawa- 850 Ran 『 』 『 』 『 』 Shinran Shonin Whitehead