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Teach about Buddhism with a little help from Edinburgh Buddhist Studies

In our CPD webinar held on 3rd February we explored the extent to which it is possible to see the Buddha as a philosopher.

Recording of the webinar (without the Q&A session):

Powerpoint file for images and with additional information in the notes:

Who is the Buddha – SESSION 2

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Posted by Naomi Appleton

7th February 2022

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