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Egil Lothe:
Words of welcome to the readers of this website
Words of the Buddha regarding Right Speech
Freedom of religion as freedom from unethical conversions. A study on the limitation on the right to diseminate a religion or belief
The Edicts of King Asoka
Damien Keown: ARE THERE HUMAN RIGHTS IN BUDDHISM?
BUDDHISM AND RELIGIOUS PLURALISM
Interfaith Understanding in the Buddhist-Christian Dialogue
Interfaith understanding is an understanding among members of different religions in order to save the world and live peacefully together. Interfaith under-standing is crucial to the present world because it is the only means of fostering unity and an altruistic love of all humankind. Since human beings follow different religious doctrines and ways of life, it is necessary to try to understand one another in order to cooperate in building a more perfect world. Thus far, however, most people have believed that their own religion is the best and the only way to salvation. Such an attitude contradicts all valid religious principles and tends to generate more evil and defilements in the human mind than already exist.Read more
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24, June, 2015
Workshop in Sri Lanka
Successful workshop at the Buddhist and Pali University of Sri Lanka, 23-24 April 2015. “Yo attanam rakkhati, so param rakkhati”
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14, March, 2015
Workshop in Myanmar
Successful workshop organized at the Asia Alinyaung Monastery in Pyin Oo Lwin, Mandalay Division on 20. – 21. February 2015.
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12, December, 2014
Workshop in Thailand
In partnership with the Mahidol University, Institute of Human Rights and Peace Studies, the Buddhist Federation of Norway organized a
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June, 24
Workshop in Sri Lanka
Successful workshop at the Buddhist and Pali University of Sri Lanka, 23-24 April 2015. “Yo attanam rakkhati, so param rakkhati”
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March, 14
Workshop in Myanmar
Successful workshop organized at the Asia Alinyaung Monastery in Pyin Oo Lwin, Mandalay Division on 20. – 21. February 2015.
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December, 12
Workshop in Thailand
In partnership with the Mahidol University, Institute of Human Rights and Peace Studies, the Buddhist Federation of Norway organized a