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Yu-Hsi Chen2007

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Indian and Buddhist Studies Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology Theology and Philosophy of Evil

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1950An Introduction to Zen Buddhism.1949An Introduction to Zen Buddhism 1995Buddhism: A Very Short Introduction

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Published2007-02-11

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