• My Puppy-Zen Master – Thich Nhat Hanh Redivivus

    January 24th, 2023Teaching4 min

    By: Julius-Kei Kato This past summer, our family welcomed Mochi, an 8-week-old, "to-die-for" cute Mini-Schnauzer. We'd been looking for the ideal dog for a while,

    My Puppy-Zen Master – Thich Nhat Hanh Redivivus

  • Teaching Corner: Museum of World Religions, Taipei

    August 30th, 2021Teaching3 min

    Read about a class site visit to the Museum of World Religions in Taipai. Contributed by Dr. Jonathan Seitz, Taiwan Graduate School of Theology.

    Teaching Corner: Museum of World Religions, Taipei

  • Two Statues – The Same Practice

    January 18th, 2020Teaching7 min

    By Bjorn Philip Beer“Why do you have a statue of Jesus meditating next to a Buddha statue?” a friend asked as they looked at my

    Two Statues - The Same Practice

  • Family Matters—Welcoming the New Year 2019

    January 9th, 2019Teaching8 min

    By Ruben L. F. Habito Dear colleagues and friends of the Buddhist Christian studies family, Let me begin by citing from an inspiring sermon I

    Family Matters—Welcoming the New Year 2019

  • Buddhism, Christianity and Bodies

    January 2nd, 2019Teaching5 min

    By Kristin LargenFor most of us in the United States, fall semester is finishing up with final exams and final papers. I gave my final

    Buddhism, Christianity and Bodies

  • Beyond Interreligious Dialogue and Abstract Pluralism: In Memory of John C. Raines

    September 26th, 2018Teaching8 min

    by Hsiao-Lan HuUniversity of Detroit MercyOn November 12, 2017, my main advisor at graduate school John C. Raines passed away. On the surface, John and

    Beyond Interreligious Dialogue and Abstract Pluralism: In Memory of John C. Raines