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Japanese-American Case of Buddhism’s in the US I Duncan Williams, Chair of Religious Studies, USC
Pacifica InstituteHow many roads must a man walk down before you call him a man; these were the words of a famous singer. Adopting from these words, we ask, how many sacrifices must a man endure before he is accepted? This was the question Prof. Duncan Ryuken Williams explored in his talk, as part of the thought-provoking and eye-opening interfaith conversations series of Pacifica Institute.Read moreShow less
How many roads must a man walk down before you call him a man; these were the words of a famous singer. Adopting from these words, we ask, how many sacrifices must a man endure before he is accepted?
This was the question Prof. Duncan Ryuken Williams explored in his talk, as part of the thought-provoking and eye-opening interfaith conversations series of Pacifica Institute.
This was the question Prof. Duncan Ryuken Williams explored in his talk, as part of the thought-provoking and eye-opening interfaith conversations series of Pacifica Institute.
