Buddhism and Science on Our Mind

In the dialogue between Buddhism and science, Buddhists believe they can offer a science of the mind that complements Western European discoveries about the physical world. But, would such Buddhist contributions be consigned to subjectivity, making them irrelevant to scietific objective knowledge? Let's put this to the test. Buddhism and science

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