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Buddhist Attitude towards Meat-Eating
Author Sarao, K. T. S.
Source The Tibet Journal
Volumev.33 n.2 Summer
Date2008
Pages91 - 98
PublisherLibrary of Tibetan Works and Archives
Publisher Url http://www.ltwa.net/library/index.php
LocationDharamsala, India [達蘭薩拉, 印度]
Content type期刊論文=Journal Article
Language英文=English
KeywordVEGETARIANISM; BUDDHA (The concept); AHIMSA; BUDDHISM; PHILOSOPHY; VIOLENCE
AbstractThe article discusses the Buddhist attitude toward meat-eating. It mentions that in the fifth century, the Buddha strongly advocated the concept of vegetarianism. It highlights the concept of ahimsa, which implies deliberate avoidance of injury to living beings. The article examines the concept of violence and whether the Buddha sanctioned meat-eating and himself ate meat.
Table of contentsNotes 96
Biblography and References 97
ISSN09705368 (P)
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Created date2013.11.01
Modified date2023.09.01



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