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...an state was the Koryŏ Kingdom, which existed from 918 to 1392. By then, [[Buddhism]] was already widespread in Korea. In the early 13th century, Korea suffere ...

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...warnings of karmic revenge against borrowers, reappear in many strands of Buddhism. Even so, the moment that usurers were thought to go too far, exactly the s ...ncient slave law, to the origins of investment capital in medieval Chinese Buddhism, to the fact that many of Adam Smith's most famous arguments appear to have ...

...heir fairly modest calendars and maps, but India, China, Japan, and Sumer, Buddhism, Sanskrit, Zoroastrianism, and Manu. Two, the capacity for dealing historic ...rted by these empiricist ideas. In all their studies of "classical" Islam, Buddhism, or Zoroastrianism they felt themselves, as George Eliot's Dr. Casaubon con ...

...—find life’s processes so fundamentally evil that their essential faith is Buddhism in which Nothingness is bliss? ...

...age 284 of the ''Analysis of Sensations,'' Mach mentions the “kindred” (to Buddhism and Machism) American philosopher, Paul Carus. Carus, who calls himself an ...

...y for their very existence practice religion?” Such adverse conditions for Buddhism meant that “to help work for Marxism would be to repay our gratitude to Bud ...