Buddhism and Science

By Ajahn Brahm

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12 pages

It is remarkable that there was a cosmology in Buddhism twenty-five centuries ago that doesn’t conflict with modern physics.

About: Buddhist Philosophy in Dialogue Saṃsāra

Published in 2001.

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