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International Buddhist Sangha and Its Global Connection: Master Hsing Yun as a Case Study
Author 釋覺明 (著)
Source International Symposium
Date2013.07.16
LocationCA, US [加利福尼亞州, 美國]
Content type會議論文=Proceeding Article
Language英文=English
KeywordMaster Hsing Yun; Fo Guang Shan Monastery; Global movement; socially engaged Buddhism; Humanistic Buddhism
AbstractIn 1999, Judith Nagata wrote the article: The Globalization of Buddhism and the Emergence of Religious Civil Society: The Case of the Taiwanese Fo Kuang Shan Movement in Asia and the West”. According to his experience of the world religious movement today, the Fo Guang Shan Monastery (hereafter called “FGS”), has shown its features of a globalizing religion as – worldly social engaged engagement and value of various dimension to the civil society and the masses. The result of his study was to figure out the ideal of Humanistic Buddhism and the achievement of Master
Hsing Yun(here after called“MHY”)before1999.Aftermorethanonedecade the global movement and socially engaged activities of the FGS will be the core of this article. The author attempts to argue how the Buddhist Sangha (community) of the FGS, which was established by MHY since 1967, was considered as an International standard and what is a global connection. Master Hsing Yun is supposed to be a case study in this article.
Table of contentsI.General Overview

II.Historical Overview of Taiwan’s religions before MHY arrival

III.The propagation of Buddhism in Taiwan after 1949

IV.Propagating Humanistic Buddhism
IV.1 The Ideal of Humanistic Buddhism by MHY
IV.2 The MHY and his achievements

V.International Dharma Propagating Activities

VI.International Buddhist Sangha and education

VII.Dynamic disciples as chair persons leading IBPS FGS branches

VIII.Leading with system

IX.Global connection and Interfaith with other religious leadership

Conclusion
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Modified date2022.01.18



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