ISSN 1554-3749
Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1969January 01, 1974 EDT
The Interpretation of the “New Religions” of Japan as New Religious Movements
The Interpretation of the “New Religions” of Japan as New Religious Movements
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1969
Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1969
- Introduction: Religious Ferment in AsiaPhilip H Ashby
- Sam Jordan and the Evangelical Ethic in IranYahya Armajani
- Nakamura Keiu: The Evangelical Ethic in JapanJerry K Fisher
- The Gandhian Ethic of Work in IndiaJoseph W Elder
- The Religious Meaning of Ch'oe CheU's Tonghak DoctrineKey Ray Chong
- The Language of Modern Hinduism: Cognitive Models and Ethnoscientific AnalysisA Bharati
- Editorial Note: How Shall We Model the World?Robert J Miller
- The Social Role of Religion in Contemporary IndiaAinslie T Embree
- The Buddhist Model for Renewal: An Examination of Contemporary Buddhist Sangha in AsiaMinoru Kiyota
- Lamaist Laity and Sangha in West Bengal, IndiaBeatrice D Miller
- Rissho Kosei-Kai: A Cooperative Buddhist SectJ. Stafford Weeks
- The Interpretation of the "New Religions" of Japan as New Religious MovementsH. Byron Earhart
- EpilogueRobert J Miller
Earhart, H. Byron. 1974. “The Interpretation of the ‘New Religions’ of Japan as New Religious Movements.” Studies on Asia 2 (2): 169–88.