1. Rethinking Suffering and Death: Religious, Philosophical, and Anthropological Perspectives.
2. Hiroshi Ichikawa University of Tokyo, Japan.
3. Yutaka Ishigami Soka University, Japan.
4. Nobuo Yamagishi Institute of Oriental Philosophy, Japan.
目次
Issues Emerging amidst the Coronavirus Disaster 218 In Search of Humane Insight 218 Disparity, Discrimination, and Authority 221 Signs Heralding a ‘Century of Life’ 225 Toward the Inner World of Human Beings 227 The Philosophy of ‘Purification’ and Faith in the God of Medicine 229 Living the Trials God Gave Us 230 Plague as an Opportunity toward Inward Self and Reason 231 When Human Beings Look Inward 233 The Progress of Religion: Rethinking Human Beings and God 235 ‘Illness of Life’ and Joy of Life and Death 237 Questioning Life and Death as Human Beings and Passing forward the Wisdom to Future Generations 239 Death for the Jewish People 241 Facing Life and Death of the Individual 244 The Connection of Mentor and Disciple, Life Stage, and Life and Death 246 The Spirit One Must Bequeath the Future World 248 Conclusion: Questioning Oneself, Learning from Religion 250 Notes 251 About the Attendees 252
