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The Four Buddhist Truths - Old but Still Relevant
In the Socratic tradition, the Buddhist truths are regarded as theses that are open to examination. Moving beyond traditional interpretations, this paper explores how the Buddhist truths connect with current scientific findings and ethical discussions.
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