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I am really struggling with the Buddhism side of the RS A level, does anyone have any resources that they'd consider sharing?
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Hi I moved your thread to a more specific forum 
hopefully people with more knowledge will see this better
hopefully people with more knowledge will see this better
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(Original post by Alisahogg)
I am really struggling with the Buddhism side of the RS A level, does anyone have any resources that they'd consider sharing?
I am really struggling with the Buddhism side of the RS A level, does anyone have any resources that they'd consider sharing?
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I started teaching Buddhism a year ago and I've been making my own resources for the OCR A level specification because there is hardly anything else available online. They are a pretty messy work in progress so hopefully gjd800 doesn't judge me for that.. : P you can find them here: https://alevelphilosophyandreligion.com/
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(Original post by Joe312)
I started teaching Buddhism a year ago and I've been making my own resources for the OCR A level specification because there is hardly anything else available online. They are a pretty messy work in progress so hopefully gjd800 doesn't judge me for that.. : P you can find them here: https://alevelphilosophyandreligion.com/
I started teaching Buddhism a year ago and I've been making my own resources for the OCR A level specification because there is hardly anything else available online. They are a pretty messy work in progress so hopefully gjd800 doesn't judge me for that.. : P you can find them here: https://alevelphilosophyandreligion.com/
I guess it is hard to shift old myths!
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Haha not at all. Interesting to see that a distinction between Theravada and Mahayana is still being taught when the oldest written manuscripts that we have access to (Gandharan scrolls) suggest that both 'styles' were taught together without distinction.
I guess it is hard to shift old myths!
Haha not at all. Interesting to see that a distinction between Theravada and Mahayana is still being taught when the oldest written manuscripts that we have access to (Gandharan scrolls) suggest that both 'styles' were taught together without distinction.
I guess it is hard to shift old myths!
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That is pretty interesting, does that mean there isn't opposition between the Arhant and Bodhisattva paths? What about belief in emptiness, is there no group that rejects it because it's not in the pali cannon?
That is pretty interesting, does that mean there isn't opposition between the Arhant and Bodhisattva paths? What about belief in emptiness, is there no group that rejects it because it's not in the pali cannon?
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Re emptiness, Alex Wynn did a great piece on how the Buddha was probably a proto-sunyavadin, attested to by implication in the Pāli Canon
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