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《人間佛教》學報‧藝文第27期

Ven. Miao Guang

妙凡、蔡孟樺主編

Sakyamuni Buddha expounded the Four Noble Truths as his very first teachings out of the intention of showing human beings the cause of suffering, and more importantly, to give hope in that such sufferings can be ended. For this reason, Buddha is often referred to as the doctor who tends to human beings in their very fundamental needs: fulfillment in attaining freedom from suffering. As human interests and values are given broader definitions, the Buddhist movement also becomes much more diverse in scope, giving Buddhism the characteristic of humanism on various aspects of life. The purpose of this paper is to examine the elements of humanism traceable in the teachings and practices of Buddhism and find relevance between such and Renjian Fojiao (Humanistic Buddhism).

Ven. Miao Guang:〈Interpreting the “Humanistic” in Renjian Fojiao (人間佛教) as Advocated by Venerable Master Hsing Yun of Fo Guang Shan〉，收入妙凡、蔡孟樺主編:《人間佛教》學報‧藝文第27期，高雄:財團法人佛光山人間佛教研究院，2020年 05月，頁180-197。COPY