Morris J Augustine
Biographic Data
| ID | 5902182 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Morris J Augustine |
| GIVEN NAMES | Morris J |
| FAMILY NAME | Augustine |
| SIGNATURE | AUGUSTINE M J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Buddhist-Christian Monastic and Contemplative Encounter
Since the Berkeley conference in 1987, many interesting and highly relevant kinds of monastic and contemplative encounters have occurred. In this report we pass on news of the latest stages in two centrally important ongoing monastic encounters. One is the Third East-West Spiritual Exchange, which occurred between Zen and Catholic monks in seven countries of Europe in the fall of 1987. The other is Phase Four of the Intermonastic Hospitality Prog…
Monastic and Contemplative Encounter Group
The Buddhist-Christian Monastic and Comtemplative Encounter Group had its first meeting at the Third International Buddhist-Christian Conference held at the Graduate Theological Union at Berkeley, California, in August of 1987. Two of the organizers of the larger international conference, Professors Durwood Foster and David Chappell, asked me to organize a special section for studying the striking phenomenon of encounter between Buddhist and Chri…
Zen and Benedictine Monks as Mythopoeic Models of Nonegocentered Worldviews and Lifestyles
lead to any real feeling of equality and respect for the people studied. Only shared human experience seems to assure that. This principle holds good, it seems, respecting dance, theater, music, and all the performing artsincluding religion. Performance, it would appear, awakens deep resonances which make it ridiculous to think that there is no underlying human basis for mutually comparing, understanding, respecting, and even deeply loving one an…
Dogen Studies
The sociology of knowledge and Buddhist-Christian forms of faith, practice and knowledge
Crisis of confidence. When Christians and Buddhists meet to discuss their own and humanity's future, it is imperative that they be honest with themselves. Today this is more than a little painful because, in my opinion at least, it involves the admission that both religions are in a state of deep crisis. In the past twenty years especially, a deep malaise has settled over even the leaders of both groups, robbing them of the robust confidence of t…
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The sociology of knowledge and Buddhist-Christian forms of faith, practice and knowledge
Crisis of confidence. When Christians and Buddhists meet to discuss their own and humanity's future, it is imperative that they be honest with themselves. Today this is more than a little painful because, in my opinion at least, it involves the admission that both religions are in a state of deep crisis. In the past twenty years especially, a deep malaise has settled over even the leaders of both groups, robbing them of the robust confidence of t…
Zen and Benedictine Monks as Mythopoeic Models of Nonegocentered Worldviews and Lifestyles
lead to any real feeling of equality and respect for the people studied. Only shared human experience seems to assure that. This principle holds good, it seems, respecting dance, theater, music, and all the performing artsincluding religion. Performance, it would appear, awakens deep resonances which make it ridiculous to think that there is no underlying human basis for mutually comparing, understanding, respecting, and even deeply loving one an…
Dogen Studies
Monastic and Contemplative Encounter Group
The Buddhist-Christian Monastic and Comtemplative Encounter Group had its first meeting at the Third International Buddhist-Christian Conference held at the Graduate Theological Union at Berkeley, California, in August of 1987. Two of the organizers of the larger international conference, Professors Durwood Foster and David Chappell, asked me to organize a special section for studying the striking phenomenon of encounter between Buddhist and Chri…
The Buddhist-Christian Monastic and Contemplative Encounter
Since the Berkeley conference in 1987, many interesting and highly relevant kinds of monastic and contemplative encounters have occurred. In this report we pass on news of the latest stages in two centrally important ongoing monastic encounters. One is the Third East-West Spiritual Exchange, which occurred between Zen and Catholic monks in seven countries of Europe in the fall of 1987. The other is Phase Four of the Intermonastic Hospitality Prog…
Philosophy (4 works) · History (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Buddhism (2 works) · Contemplation (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Religion and Society Interactions (2 works) · Religious studies (2 works) · Sociology (2 works)