Buddhism &
Buddhism & science
作者：Dahlke, Paul, 1865-1928; Sīlāchāra, Bhikkhu, 1871-1951 [Translator]
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章节目录
共 90 题- BUDDHISM & SCIENCE
- COPYRIGHT
- CONTENTS
- 1. What is a World-Theory and is it necessary? 1
- 2. Faith and a World-Theory 8
- 3. Science and a World-Theory 13
- 4. An Introduction to the Thought-World of the Buddha Gotama 23
- 5. The Doctrine of the Buddha 35
- 6. Buddhism as a Working Hypothesis 81
- 7. Buddhism and the Problem of Physics 110
- 8. Buddhism and the Problem of Physiology 126
- 9. Buddhism and the Problem of Biology 140
- 10. Buddhism and the Cosmological Problem 194
- 11. Buddhism and the Problem of Thought 206
- Conclusion 254
- INTRODUCTION
- The Purpose of the Book
- WHAT IS A WORLD-THEORY AND IS IT NECESSARY?
- II
- FAITH AND A WORLD-THEORY
- III
- SCIENCE AND A WORLD-THEORY
- The compromise is as follows:--
- IV
- AN INTRODUCTION TO THE THOUGHT WORLD OF THE BUDDHA GOTAMA
- THE DOCTRINE OF THE BUDDHA
- Hence:--
- This is his teaching:--
- The distinction between an _in-force_ and a universal force is this:--
- They are five in number, these namely:--
- And now as a consequence there follows this question:--
- A lay adherent upon one occasion inquires of the nun Dhammadinna:--
- To which the nun replies:--
- To much the same effect runs a passage in the _Visuddhi Magga_:--
- And now we stand confronted by the question:--
- Hereupon the question arises:--
- A further passage in the same book, the _Milinda Pañha_, runs:--
- Yet once more:--
- I sum up in brief what has gone before.
- The Buddha teaches:--
- Here it may be objected:--
- To this the answer is:--
- VI
- BUDDHISM AS A WORKING HYPOTHESIS
- It may be said:--
- To this the answer is:--
- Here it may be interposed:--
- The answer is:--
- The answer is:--
- I turn back to our main subject.
- VII
- BUDDHISM AND THE PROBLEM OF PHYSICS
- That reply would run somewhat as follows:--
- Again the physicist may object:--
- Secondly:--
- Thirdly:--
- VIII
- BUDDHISM AND THE PROBLEM OF PHYSIOLOGY
- Briefly stated, that problem runs as follows:--
- The answer is:--
- It may be interposed:--
- IX
- BUDDHISM AND THE PROBLEM OF BIOLOGY
- The teaching of Buddhist physiology is as follows:--
- The first is this:--
- And here we come to the most important question of all:--
- Darwin’s thesis is as follows:--
- The following is also worthy of consideration:--
- BUDDHISM AND THE COSMOLOGICAL PROBLEM
- A modern physiologist expresses himself as follows:--
- The Buddha teaches:--
- In conclusion I recapitulate:--
- XI
- BUDDHISM AND THE PROBLEM OF THOUGHT
- The answer to this is:--
- This necessarily results from the following considerations:--
- When further on in the same volume it is said:--
- In Oldenburg’s _Buddha_ one reads:--
- And now it may be objected:--
- To this the reply is:--
- It may further be objected:--
- The answer is:--
- With this, we come to the final objection:--
- A wandering monk asks the Buddha:--
- The Buddha remains silent. The other continues his question:--
- The answer is:--
- In this matter three positions are conceivable:--
- From this point the Buddha-teaching, put briefly, would continue:--
- CONCLUSION
- THE END