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The Twentieth-Century Lotus Society : the ideology and practice of the Jingzong Xuehui, the Pure Land Learning Centre, led by Buddhist Master Jingkong
2003
It is because of the popularity of Lianshe, the Lotus Society, that Pure Land Buddhism became the most prevalent and influential Buddhist school among ordinary Chinese people. However, since the downfall of the Qing Empire in 1911, the Chinese society has experienced drastic social and cultural changes. To carry on this tradition into the age of globalization and computerization, a modernized international Lotus Society, the Jingzong xuehui (ching-tsung-hsueh-hui), the Pure Land Learning
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