Buddhist Bigots, Buddhism and Trans Folk
Editor’s Note: This is part of a TransAdvocate series on religion. This series seeks to explore how various religions conceptualize trans and how trans people conceptualize religion. There is an […]
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Available scholarly citations plus verified non-scholarly sourcesDebunking the Dialectic of Design and Dimorphism
[13] In Buddhism, the idea of a fixed, inherent essence in individuals or things is seen as an illusion. Instead, all phenomena, including human beings, are understood to be in a constant state of flux, changing and interdependent, positing that what we typically think of as the ‘self’ is actually…
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