Chung Byung jo: History of Korean Buddhism

A work which put the history of Korean Buddhism in perspective. Korean Buddhism imported Chinese Buddhism but reinterpreted Buddhism through its own indigenous process. The ideological nature can be summed up in the Buddhist conundrum of folk faith, such as the wind of missionary fusion, the simplifying of various sectarian characteristics, and the worship of the living god. Shinra Buddhism has been through a process of indigenousization before the consolidation of the Third Nations and after the establishment, it is a spiritist and adjudicial. In view of this, Buddhism seems to be an over-formism, a face of ritualism, but it usually continues to maintain or develop its pro-democracy. A billion - dollar Buddhism of the Chosun era continues with the emphasis on fatalistic religion. Overall, the tendency to focus on art and south lines is strong and popular with the belief in sensuality. When interest in the social role of Buddhism, reinterpretation of Buddhist practice and Buddhist response to modern mental wanderings are more profound, we can say that the future of South Korea is very hopeful. It is a 48 - to - 174 on the ground of the water. And it was repeated 2 2ya.

Korean title: History of Korean Buddhism

Korean author: Chung Byung jo

Korean publisher: 지문당

ISBN-13: 9788988095249