Mok Gyeong-chan: Pure Land, Viewed Through Stories

According to the author, doctrinal study is a compass of the new. To do the right thing, we need time to reflect on Buddha's teachings. The Buddha's teachings must be shared, and the act of God is carried on in a straight, unstopped way. Sae-sun-soon, a story-telling old teacher, has taken a look at the faith of the people of the land. It's four large sections. The teachers of the first and second drama, the 48 members of Amitavill and Justice Bosal, and the fourth for the Royale and the Fourth. I got a table of contents on some topics about the soil, so that it would fit the title of each chapter. Under that theme, the words of an old teacher were summed up in a short story. The story follows a great stream, but it has been carefully organized to read a piece of the gap. He's in charge. “While reading this story, it is the wish to see the face of the earth in the heart. So why should the old teachers say, ‘ It’s a pleasure to have a tree amita Buddha memorized before death? I wish I could relate to that compassion.

Korean title: 정토, 이야기로 보다

Korean author: 목경찬

Korean publisher: 담앤북스

ISBN-13: 9791162012024