Pilgrimage of Buddhism and a Buddhist Pilgrimage

James Bissett Pratt (1875-1944) was a Professor of Philosophy. He held the Mark Hopkins Chair of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy at Williams College, Massachusetts. He served as the president of the American Theological Society from 1934 to 1935.

• Preface Chapter I The Founder . Ii The Moral Teachings Of The Founder On Their Negative Side . . 17 Iii The Positive Side Of The Buddhist Ethic . ? 36 Iv The Road To Spiritual Freedom ? 56 V Man And His Destiny . . 71 Vi The Story Of Indian Buddhism 92 Vii Ceylon And Burma . . . 116 Viii The External Aspects Of Siamese Buddhism . 144 Ix Theory And Practice In Siam . 165 X Cambodia . . 188 Xi The Rise Of The Mahayana . 211 Xii The Philosophy Of The Mahayana 234 Xiii The Eternal Buddha . . 259 Xiv The Story Of Chinese Buddhism 272 Xv Dramatis Personae . . 293Xvi Buddhist Temples In China . 305 Xvii Buddhist Monks In China . 325 Xviii The Buddhist , Layman . . 352 Xix The Buddhist Revival In China 379 Xx Buddhist Thought In China 393 Xxi Korean Buddhism . . 417 Xxii Japan And The Japanese 436 Xxiii The Story Of Japanese Buddhism 456 Xxiv The Buddhist Cycle In Japan 495 Xxv Buddhist Temples In Japan 503 Xxvi Buddhist Sects And Clergy 519 Xxvii The Japanese Layman .538 .. Xxviii Propaganda, Education, And Philanthropy . . 567 Xxix Buddhist Thought In Japan-The Earlier Sects . 596 Xxx Zen . 623 Xxxi Philosophical Positions Of The Nichiren And Amida Sects . 646 Xxxii A Review Of The Present Condition Of Buddhism . 672 Xxxiii The Unity Of Buddhism 702 Xxxiv Buddhism And Christianity . 723 Index . . 751