Undeceptions with John Dickson

On Buddhism

Jul 17, 2022

01:18:13

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What's Wrong With Judaism?

03:53

The Noble Truth of the Origin of Suffering

05:49

Buddhism Is the Search for the Truth About Reality

02:08

Introduction

6min

Kanishka Rafl, Archbishop of Sydney

2min

Did You Know That Sidathu Gutama Was a Hind Ha?

3min

Is It a Buddhist?

5min

The Secret of Serenity in a World of Pain

5min

The Buddha's Enlightenment

3min

The Noble Truth of Suffering

3min

The Noble Truth of the Origin of Suffering

6min

Buddhists Don't Believe in Reincarnation

2min

10.

Navana, the Goal of the Third Noble Truth

5min

11.

The Noble Eightfold Path

3min

12.

The Right Speech, Right Action and Right D Lingo

3min

13.

Mindfulness and the Eightfold Path

5min

14.

Theravada and Mahayana - The Path of the Bodhisatva

4min

15.

Anglican Aid - New Testament Words of Life to Day

4min

16.

Kanishka Raffale's Remark on Christianity Struck Me Deeply

2min

17.

The Buddha's Teaching on the Way to the Far Bank

3min

18.

Jesus Is a Poson. He Weeps.

2min

19.

Jesus Divides People

3min

20.

What's Wrong With Judaism?

4min

21.

Buddhism Is the Search for the Truth About Reality

2min

22.

Is There Love in the World?

3min

23.

Undeceptions Plus - Episode 5

3min

Buddhism probably takes the prize today for World’s Most Lovable Religion. But is this widespread appreciation of Buddhism matched by widespread understanding?

This episode of Undeceptions is sponsored by Zondervan Academic's new book 15 New Testament Words of Life by Nijay Gupta.

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