英语词汇“pure land buddhism”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Designating a form of Mahayana Buddhism practised in East Asia, whose adherents seek rebirth in the untainted transcendent realm associated with Amitābha (known in Japan as Amida) as a step towards perfect enlightenment and Buddhahood, as in Pure Land Buddhism, Pure Land school, Pure Land sect. Cf. Amidism n., Jodo n. 1. [Partly after Japanese Jōdo-shū Pure Land sect (see Jodo n.); the development of Pure Land Buddhism from a general practice into a distinct sect is a Japanese innovation.]

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1859 Illustr. London News 29 Jan. 106/3 Of all the sects and schools into which Buddhism is divided, the most popular in Japan is that known as the Tsing-Tu or Pure Land sect, in which the myths relating to Amida and the Western Paradise are found.

1961 Contemp. Relig. Japan 2 53 Pure Land Buddhism seems to concentrate on the problems of the individual, focusing on the individual's sin and its solution.

1973 Y. C. Kim Oriental Thought (1981) ii. 38 The grace of Amida and man's faith enable salvation, according to the Pure Land School.

2015 N.Y. Times (Nexis) 19 July st6 In my brief stint as a religious studies major, I preferred Pure Land Buddhism, an alternate path to enlightenment for people who..may find it difficult to abandon worldly pain and passion because those things can also yield such beauty and comfort.

单词	pure land buddhism
释义	> as lemmas Pure Land Buddhism Designating a form of Mahayana Buddhism practised in East Asia, whose adherents seek rebirth in the untainted transcendent realm associated with Amitābha (known in Japan as Amida) as a step towards perfect enlightenment and Buddhahood, as in Pure Land Buddhism, Pure Land school, Pure Land sect. Cf. Amidism n., Jodo n. 1. [Partly after Japanese Jōdo-shū Pure Land sect (see Jodo n.); the development of Pure Land Buddhism from a general practice into a distinct sect is a Japanese innovation.] ΚΠ 1859 Illustr. London News 29 Jan. 106/3 Of all the sects and schools into which Buddhism is divided, the most popular in Japan is that known as the Tsing-Tu or Pure Land sect, in which the myths relating to Amida and the Western Paradise are found. 1961 Contemp. Relig. Japan 2 53 Pure Land Buddhism seems to concentrate on the problems of the individual, focusing on the individual's sin and its solution. 1973 Y. C. Kim Oriental Thought (1981) ii. 38 The grace of Amida and man's faith enable salvation, according to the Pure Land School. 2015 N.Y. Times (Nexis) 19 July st6 In my brief stint as a religious studies major, I preferred Pure Land Buddhism, an alternate path to enlightenment for people who..may find it difficult to abandon worldly pain and passion because those things can also yield such beauty and comfort. extracted from Pure Landn. < as lemmas
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