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...multitude of ways, these missionaries are all obeying the injunction of Jesus Christ: "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations" (Matthew 28:19). Their numbers include Roman Catholic priests in the Himalayas who wear the maroon robes of Buddhist monks. There are born-again Protestant bush pilots coming in on a wing and a prayer to land on narrow runways in the Amazonian and Indonesian jungles. They are seeking to spread the good news of Christ in a vast variety of situations: amid revolution and civil war in Central America; in parched, famine-haunted lands in Africa...
...every kid has been accompanied by parents," said Mastoshi Nagatomi, professor of Buddhist Studies, who was heading our candy at his Wendell St. home...
...thought that was a little bit unusual," recalls Nancy. Arriving at the studio, :he honored guests were informed that the topic of discussion would be not politics, t health food. Somewhat stunned, the Fords and the Kissingers were seated at a table for a spare vegetarian meal served in Buddhist temples, known as Shojinryori. Though meat eaters of some girth and standing, the two men diplomatically picked their way through the offerings. Says Nancy: "I thought the President and Henry would go through the floor...
...Gladiator fine-tuned for the race, lamenting that he had too much to do. "I don't like it," he said. "It's the least prepared I've been for anything." Japanese Entrant Yukoh Tada made preparations of a far different nature. He had a Buddhist monk come to the dockside and bless his boat...
...sort of Godhead--the Buddha or Hegel's Absolute Spirit or what have you Wilber does not attempt to reconcile science and religion but instead shows how they are part of the same endeavor, the Atman Project--humanity's constant striving for knowledge of an absolute, such as the Buddhist Atman. As Wilber points out, not all scientists would admit to this. "A scientist who guffaws at the existence of any sort of "infinite" but unashamedly marvels aloud at the 'laws of Nature (with a capital N') is unwittingly expressing religious or numinous sentiments...