Sandra A. Wawrytko

探討人間佛教的「人」（二之一）

Perhaps Buddhism's greatest strength has been its endless ability to adopt and adapt to new environments and cultural contexts. Buddhist practitioners down through the ages have been amazingly adept at applying Creative Hermen-eutics, that is, serving as effective messengers for the underlying meaning of Buddhist Dharma in innovative ways. As we seek to translate Buddhism into a fitting form for the contemporary world, Humanistic Buddhism demonstrates great potential to "speak" to every individual, initially as a human being but also as a "buddha to be."

Sandra A. Wawrytko, " Tracking the "Human" in Humanistic Buddhism (Ⅰ), " 普門學報_第四期no.4 (2001): 1-38COPY