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5. Buddhist Welfare and Charity
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Diagrams vii
- Note on Romanisation viii
- Preface to the Second Edition ix
- Acknowledgements to the Second Edition xiii
- Introduction 1
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PART 1: INVENTING A RELIGIOUS TRADITION
- 1. Reinventing Chinese Syncretic Religion: Shenism 21
- 2. Communicating with Gods, Deities and Spirits 56
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PART 2: STATE, SOCIETY AND RELIGIOUS ENGINEERING
- 3. Bureaucratising the Temple and the Sangha 91
- 4. Establishing an Ethno-Religious Framework and the Religious Law 132
- 5. Buddhist Welfare and Charity 167
- 6. Experimenting with Religious Values as Asian Values 195
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PART 3: TOWARDS A REFORMIST BUDDHISM
- 7. Towards a Reformist Buddhism 223
- 8. Members and Their Religiosity 251
- 9. Competing Claims of Modernity and Class Identity: 271 Christianity versus Reformist Buddhism 271
- Conclusion 291
- Postscript to the Second Edition: Towards a Humanist and Socially-engaged Buddhism 299
- Glossary 303
- Bibliography 309
- Index 329
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Diagrams vii
- Note on Romanisation viii
- Preface to the Second Edition ix
- Acknowledgements to the Second Edition xiii
- Introduction 1
-
PART 1: INVENTING A RELIGIOUS TRADITION
- 1. Reinventing Chinese Syncretic Religion: Shenism 21
- 2. Communicating with Gods, Deities and Spirits 56
-
PART 2: STATE, SOCIETY AND RELIGIOUS ENGINEERING
- 3. Bureaucratising the Temple and the Sangha 91
- 4. Establishing an Ethno-Religious Framework and the Religious Law 132
- 5. Buddhist Welfare and Charity 167
- 6. Experimenting with Religious Values as Asian Values 195
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PART 3: TOWARDS A REFORMIST BUDDHISM
- 7. Towards a Reformist Buddhism 223
- 8. Members and Their Religiosity 251
- 9. Competing Claims of Modernity and Class Identity: 271 Christianity versus Reformist Buddhism 271
- Conclusion 291
- Postscript to the Second Edition: Towards a Humanist and Socially-engaged Buddhism 299
- Glossary 303
- Bibliography 309
- Index 329