"New Testament of Higher Buddhism" by Timothy Richard, published in 1910, explores the points of contact and potential synthesis between Buddhist and Christian teachings. Richard, a prominent missionary and scholar, seeks to bridge the gap between these two major world religions by highlighting shared ethical principles and philosophical concepts. This work offers a unique perspective on comparative religion and interfaith dialogue, making it a valuable resource for students of religious studies, Buddhist practitioners, and anyone interested in exploring the common ground between diverse spiritual traditions. The book remains relevant for its historical insights and its enduring call for understanding and harmony among different faiths.
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