ASP102 - World Religions

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1 ASP102 - World Religions View Online [1] Bilimoria, P The self and its destiny in Hinduism. The self and its destiny in Hinduism. Deakin University [2] Buber, M. and Kaufmann, W Various readings from I and thou. I and Thou. Scribner. [3] Buddha: [4] Buddha: [5] Buddha: [6] Buddhism glossary: /10

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6 Kesarcodi-Watson, I Patanjali : the heart of his approach. Approaches to personhood in Indian thought: essays in descriptive metaphysics. Sri Satguru Publications [38] Kessler, G Explaining evil. Studying religion: an introduction through cases. McGraw-Hill Higher Education [39] Koller, J Interdependent arising. Asian philosophies. Pearson Prentice Hall [40] Koller, J. and Koller, P Patanjali: Yoga Sutra. A sourcebook in Asian philosophy. Macmillan [41] Laumakis, S. 8AD. Impermanence, no-enduring-self, and emptiness. An introduction to Buddhist philosophy. Cambridge University Press [42] Laumakis, S Interdependent arising. An introduction to Buddhist philosophy. Cambridge University Press [43] Laumakis, S Kamma, Samsara, and rebirth. An introduction to Buddhist philosophy. Cambridge University Press [44] Laumakis, S Moksa and Nibbana. An introduction to Buddhist philosophy. Cambridge University Press /10

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10 Siderits, M Buddhist ethics. Buddhism as philosophy : an introduction. Ashgate Pub. Co [68] Siderits, M Non-self : empty persons. Buddhism as philosophy : an introduction Ashgate Pub. Co. [69] Staniforth, M The Didache. Early Christian writings: the Apostolic Fathers. Penguin [70] Stump, E. and Murray, M Various readings from Philosophy of religion : the big questions. Philosophy of religion: the big questions. Blackwell Publishers. [71] Sumedho, A The Four noble truths, Chapters 1 & 2 - The First and second Noble Truth. The Four noble truths. Amaravati. [72] Whicher, I Aloneness : implications for an embodied freedom. The integrity of the yoga darśana: a reconsideration of classical yoga. State University of New York Press [73] Whitley Kaufman Karma, Rebirth, and the Problem of Evil: A Reply to Critics. Philosophy East and West. 57, 4 (2007), [74] Whitley R. P. Kaufman Karma, Rebirth, and the Problem of Evil. Philosophy East and West. 55, 1 (2005), /10