Buddhism and the Age of Science:
Two Addresses

By U Chan Htoon

38 pages

Buddhist philosophy regards a being not as an enduring entity but as a dynamic process [and], like science, is based on cause and effect

A pair of speeches delivered to an interfaith gathering in 1958 explaining the basics of Buddhism and its relation to the questions of modernity.

About: Buddhism

Featured in the course, " Buddhism 101."

Published in 1962 by The Buddhist Publication Society, Kandy as The Wheel number 36.

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