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The Logic of Faith: A Buddhist Approach to Finding Certainty Beyond Belief and Doubt

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By Elizabeth Mattis Namgyel, Thupten Jinpa (foreword), Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche (foreword) — 2018

Faith is a thorny subject these days. Its negative expressions cause many to dismiss it out of hand—but Elizabeth Mattis-Namgyel urges us to reconsider, for faith is really nothing but our natural proclivity to find certainty in a world where certainty is hard to come by. See more...

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