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The Scope and Contemporary Significance of the Five Precepts |
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Author |
De Silva, Lily (著)
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Buddhist Ethics and Modern Society: An International Symposium
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Date | 1991 |
Pages | 117 - 127 |
Publisher | Greenwood Press |
Location | Westport, CT, US [韋斯特菲爾德, 康乃狄克州, 美國] |
Content type | 會議論文=Proceeding Article |
Language | 英文=English |
Note | Editors:Charles Wei-hsun Fu, Sandra Ann Wawrytko. Contributions to the Study of Religion, No. 31, ISSN 0196-7053 |
Keyword | Buddhist Ethics; Empathy; Universalizability; Human Rights; Homicide; Theft; Sexual Ethics; Deceit; Substance Abuse; de Silva, Lily |
Table of contents | Empathy as a Moral Foundation Universal Applicability of an Integral Code of Conduct Human Rights The Biological Imperative of Morality Modern Advantages of the Moral Life 1. I Take upon Myself the Precept of Abstention from Killing 2. I Take upon Myself the Precept of Abstention from Stealing 3. I Take upon Myself the Precept of Abstention from Sexual Misconduct 4. I Take upon Myself the Precept of Abstention from Falsehood 5. I Take upon Myself the Precept of Abstention from All Types of Intoxicants Causing Negligence The Moral Dimension
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ISBN | 0313276285 |
Hits | 430 |
Created date | 2001.08.14
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Modified date | 2024.01.03 |
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