Explorations in Buddhist Apologetics 2

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Class: 
Introduction to Buddhism
Lecture label: 
WM646-16

The incarnation means that Jesus is both fully God and fully man and came to earth as God in the flesh.

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Penetrating the Buddhist Heart

Part 2
 

II. Explorations in Buddhist Apologetics (part 2)

A. Ten Insights from Buddhist converts: an inside view

1. If you meet Christ on the road, you should worship Him:

2. But, what will mom and dad say? Family Ties in a “shame” based culture

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3. God of mercy, God of grace!! Amazing love, how can it be that thou My God shouldst die for me!

4. Jesus is “fully God, fully man” – God in the flesh

5. Where’s the Eschaton: The ‘telos’ of the Christian faith!

6. What about the “Self”? Is Self and/or selflessness the same in Christianity and Buddhism?

7. What is inherently wrong with desires?

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