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Contributed by Raul Moncayo, Ph.D.Raul Moncayo, Ph.D. Most recently is the author of the book The Practice of Lacanian Psychoanalysis. He is a founding member

Exciting news! Christian Perspectives on Transforming Interreligious Encounter (Lexington Books, 2024) is a festschrift in honor of Leo Lefebure, longtime SBCS member and Past President. A number of other SBCS members also contributed, including Kristin Johnston Largen, James Fredericks, Ruben Habito, Peter Feldmeier, and John Borelli.

Inspired by Shantideva, the author of the eighth-century CE work The Way of the Bodhisattva, Greg Mileski reflects on his reaction to littering in his Perspective blog, “On Trashy Streets and Trashy Minds.”

Longtime SBCS member and Former President, Leo D. Lefebure, reflects upon a recent trip to Cambodia in late December 2023.

In this three-part series, Dr. Kathy Lin explores Star Wars as Buddhist-Christian synthesis. We released one post in this series per week beginning in late October. If you haven’t already, we invite you to read all three!

In this three-part series, Dr. Kathy Lin explores Star Wars as Buddhist-Christian synthesis. We will release one post per week in this series beginning in late October.

In this three-part series, Dr. Kathy Lin explores Star Wars as Buddhist-Christian synthesis. We will release one post per week in this series beginning in late October.

Longtime SBCS member, Julius-Kei Kato, reflects on his experiences during the 2023 Parliament of the World’s Religions held in Chicago, IL, from August 14 - 18, 2023.

In this four-part series, a Christian seminary professor and scholar of Buddhism explains how the Buddha’s teaching has made him a keener observer of the human condition, particularly the aging process. The four posts of this blog series move through (1) the author’s academic study of Buddhism and love of basketball, (2) the story of Prince Siddhartha becoming the Buddha, (3) the Buddha’s teaching, and (4) what the author has learned from the Buddha about the human condition.

A Christian seminary professor and scholar of Buddhism explains how the Buddha’s teaching has made him a keener observer of the human condition, particularly the aging process. The four posts of this blog series move through (1) the author’s academic study of Buddhism and love of basketball, (2) the story of Prince Siddhartha becoming the Buddha, (3) the Buddha’s teaching, and (4) what the author has learned from the Buddha about the human condition.