Solving Proble Theravada and Mahayana: An Analysis of Its Spread and Development m the Labour Problem in Japan

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Religion

 

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October 12, 2014

 

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Theravada on the other hand, the Buddhism of “The Way of the Elders”, represents the southern school of thought that spread by the way of Sri Lanka, Burma, Thailand, and Laos (Steinberg 37). Although they do not differ in their basic doctrine, there exists a belief by each respective sect that their interpretation of Buddhism is more legitimate than the other...
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Although they do not differ in their basic doctrine, there exists a belief by each respective sect that their interpretation of Buddhism is more legitimate than the other. This could be seen most significantly in how Mahayanists refer to Theravada Buddhism as Hinayana, the “Lesser Vehicle”. However how did one Buddhist sect become dominant in one region and not another? This paper will posit upon Buddhism and its proliferation from India to China and Southeast Asia...
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