Buddhism in its connexion with Br©Æahmanism and Hind©Æuism and in its contrast with Christianity
By: by Sir Monier Monier-William
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1889
Place of publication: New York
Subjects: Gautama Buddha -- Teach; Cultus, Budd; Buddhism -- Relations -- Hind; Brahmanism -- Relations -- Budd; Buddhism -- Relations -- Christia; Christianity and other religions -- Budd; India -- Reli
Table of contents: title: Introductory observations; title: The Buddha as a personal teacher; title: The Dharma or Law and scriptures of Buddhism; title: The Sa©ʹngha or Buddhist order of monks; title: The philosophical doctrines of Buddhism; title: The morality of Buddhism and its chief aim - Arhatship or Nirv©Æa©øna; title: Changes in Buddhism and its disappearance from India; title: Rise of theistic and polytheistic Buddhism; title: Theistic and polytheistic Buddhism; title: Mystical Buddhism in its connexion with the yoga philosophy; title: Hierarchichal Buddhism, especially as developed in Tibet and Mongolia; title: Ceremonial and ritualistic Buddhism; title: Festivals, domestic rites, and formularies of prayers; title: Sacred places; title: Monasteries and temples; title: Images and idols; title: Sacred objects; title: Buddhism contrasted with Christia