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    Christ in Buddha Nature: Two Worlds-One Heart
    Christ in Buddha Nature: Two Worlds-One Heart
    Christ in Buddha Nature: Two Worlds-One Heart
    Audiobook58 minutes

    Christ in Buddha Nature: Two Worlds-One Heart

    Written by Father Francis Tiso, Ph.D.

    Narrated by Michael Toms

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    About this audiobook

    If you have ever struggled with the dilemma of reconciling Buddhist philosophy with Christian theology, you will find yourself quickly absorbed in this rich and informative conversation with Father Francis Tiso - scholar, poet, artist, musician, botanist, alchemist, exorcist, mystic and gourmet cook. A Renaissance man in the truest sense of the term.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNew Dimensions Foundation
    Release dateOct 15, 2001
    ISBN9780781315760
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