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Перевод: buddhist

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Тезаурус:

1. Its most famous leader, according to the only available account, was a Buddhist nun who led more than 1,000 people in an attack on government offices in the western suburbs of Lhasa.
2. For example, in twelfth-century China, a catalogue of the Imperial collection had ten headings: Taoist and Buddhist subjects, human affairs, palaces and other buildings, foreign tribes, dragons and fishes, landscapes, animals, flowers and birds, ink bamboos, and finally vegetables and fruit.
3. In our own times, in Northern Ireland, Protestant vigilantes and a Catholic IRA confront each other, Christian Armenians and Bulgars face Muslim Turks and Azeris; Muslims in south Thailand and the south Philippines face Buddhist and Christian majorities.
4. If there was to be an escape, it was to lie not in the "damp gust bringing rain" but in "Shantih" as the Buddhist's passing beyond the cycles of creation.
5. This fatalism lends itself to the infamous Burmese bureaucracy, partly because bureaucracy looks like efficiency, partly because bureaucracy fits so neatly into the unchanging Buddhist worldview.
6. It's been used for centuries in the crafting of Buddhist religious statues and the grain is absolutely spectacular.
7. He'd mutilated her to the point of death but - being a Buddhist - he hadn't killed her.
8. Although the fishermen were not happy about releasing the dolphins, the Mayor insisted, and to the cheers of bystanders, and the chanting of blessings by Buddhist monks, State Senator Chen Goei Miao untied the net and six fishing vessels escorted the cetaceans back to the open sea.
9. For example a study of the Buddhist statuettes of Tibet and the Himalayas has identified the blue copper mineral azurite, red lead and cinnabar (red mercury sulphide) on the head-dresses.
10. Or let him acknowledge that while it is rational doubt for him as a liberal humanist to criticize the Buddhist, the Marxist or the Christian, it might equally be a rational doubt for the Marxist to criticize him as a humanist.
11. Christian, Buddhist: Bard, Indian and Cathar -
12. Tillich distinguishes between the Buddhist concept of compassion on the one hand, and the Christian concept of love in the sense of agape on the other.
13. This is the country's one remaining lamasery and its last vestige of Buddhist splendour.