Practice, Not Dogma:
Tzu-chi and the Buddhist Tradition

By Richard Madsen

11 pages

The true success of Tzu-chi – not just growth in numbers but modern cultivation of the virtues of compassion – would have important implications for ecumenical engagement with the crises of modernity.

About: Engaged Buddhism Buddhist Philosophy in Dialogue

Published in 2019 in The Journal of the Oxford Center for Buddhist Studies by The Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies.

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    title={{P}ractice, {N}ot {D}ogma: {T}zu-chi and the {B}uddhist {T}radition},
    author={Richard Madsen},
    publisher={The Oxford Centre for Buddhist Studies},
    year=2019,
    journal={The Journal of the Oxford Center for Buddhist Studies},
    volume=16,
    pages={87--97},
    keywords={engaged,modern,dialogue,taiwanese},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={http://www.jocbs.org/index.php/jocbs/article/view/192}
}

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