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作为个人传记读读可以 很优美的文字 至于他的broader argument……太肤浅了。。而且此人现在已经由agnostic变为atheist了。。

透過文筆 看到的是一個絮絮叨叨的和藹老大爺，再跟你將如何practice buddhism。。

作为个人传记读读可以 很优美的文字 至于他的broader argument……太肤浅了。。而且此人现在已经由agnostic变为atheist了。。

能理解为什么是畅销书，美国人就是喜欢那种能用到生活里面和自己personal shit有关的浅显易懂的玩意儿，高深教义他们才懒得去探讨呢。

透過文筆 看到的是一個絮絮叨叨的和藹老大爺，再跟你將如何practice buddhism。。

[Buddha] 1. What does Batchelor mean by saying, “The four ennobling truths are not propositions to believe; they are challenges to act”? (7) E.g., how does “the truth of anguish become an injunction to act”? (7) How do these actions form a “trajector...

[Buddha] 1. What does Batchelor mean by saying, “The four ennobling truths are not propositions to believe; they are challenges to act”? (7) E.g., how does “the truth of anguish become an injunction to act”? (7) How do these actions form a “trajector...

[Buddha] 1. What does Batchelor mean by saying, “The four ennobling truths are not propositions to believe; they are challenges to act”? (7) E.g., how does “the truth of anguish become an injunction to act”? (7) How do these actions form a “trajector...

[Buddha] 1. What does Batchelor mean by saying, “The four ennobling truths are not propositions to believe; they are challenges to act”? (7) E.g., how does “the truth of anguish become an injunction to act”? (7) How do these actions form a “trajector...

[Buddha] 1. What does Batchelor mean by saying, “The four ennobling truths are not propositions to believe; they are challenges to act”? (7) E.g., how does “the truth of anguish become an injunction to act”? (7) How do these actions form a “trajector...