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Amitabha, A Story of Buddhist Theology, by Paul Carus, originally published in 1906, is a short story set in the first century CE, at the height of Buddhism in India. Carus uses the story to discuss the Buddhist concept of God, non-violence and religious tolerance.

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Amitabha: A Story of Buddhist Theology is a book written by Paul Carus. The book is a fictional story that explores the theology and teachings of Buddhism through the character of Amitabha, the Buddha of Infinite Light. The story follows a young man named Sudhana who embarks... Read Full Overview

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Amitabha is a story of that sheds light on Buddhist theology.

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Amitabha: A Story of Buddhist Theology written by Paul Carus is a book that delves into the religious and philosophical beliefs of Buddhism. The book revolves around the concept of Amitabha, a celestial Buddha who presides over the Pure Land, a utopian realm where the souls of... Read Full Overview