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Religions of China: The World As a Living System

By Daniel L. Overmyer

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Religion in China Today The China Quarterly Special Issues

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Folk Buddhist religion

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xi, 295 pages ; 24 cm

Precious Volumes

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""Precious volumes," or pao-chuan, were produced by popular religious sects in the Ming and Ch'ing dynasties. These scriptures were believed to have been divinely revealed to sect leaders and conta...

The flying phoenix

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Asian Religions in British Columbia Asian Religions and Society

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Religions of China

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Bao juan

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Summary in vernacular field.

Zhongguo min jian zong jiao jiao pai yan jiu Hai wai Han xue cong shu

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Handan di qu min su ji lu

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