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tenets; tenet systems [ggd] [RY] | |||
tenet system; school; scholastic sectarianism; philosophical system; system of philosophy, philosophical tenets, [siddhanta], philosophical concepts; Def: [[kun mkhyen rong ston chen pos/ grub mtha'i don ni/ blang dor gyi don la rnam par dpyod pa zhugs pa'i gang zag rang rang gi 'dod pas yongs su dpyad pa'i don yin la/ sgra don ni/ rang rang gi lugs kyi lung rigs kyis grub pa de las phar nam yang 'gro sa med pa'i don la bshad do]] 1) theory, tenet, philosophical system / school / tradition, school of thought, doctrine, school of teaching, "established view / conclusion." philosophical system. 2) authoritative treatise. established conclusion / tenet / theory / philosophy [RY] | |||
philosophical system/ tenets/ school of thought; isc. strategy [RB] | |||
doctrine, siddhanta [way of grasping outsider and buddhist dharma traditions' individual views; from one's own mental viewpoint ground, path, and fruition etc. having been established by texts and reasoning the doctrinal tradicion resolves its establishment] [IW] | |||
philosophical schools. The four Buddhist schools of thought are: Vaibhashika, Sautrantika, Chittamatra, and Madhyamika. The former two are Hinayana and the latter two Mahayana [RY] | |||
philosophical systems, religion, philosophical tenets, Siddhantas, established conclusion, opinion, theory, resolution for liberation from miseries, determination for obtaining nirvana, dogma, tenet, system of tenets, system of philosophy, philosophical tenets, siddhanta, philosophical treatises, philosophical position [JV] | |||
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tenets; tenet systems [ggd] [RY]
tenet system; school; scholastic sectarianism; philosophical system; system of philosophy, philosophical tenets, [siddhanta], philosophical concepts; Def: [[kun mkhyen rong ston chen pos/ grub mtha'i don ni/ blang dor gyi don la rnam par dpyod pa zhugs pa'i gang zag rang rang gi 'dod pas yongs su dpyad pa'i don yin la/ sgra don ni/ rang rang gi lugs kyi lung rigs kyis grub pa de las phar nam yang 'gro sa med pa'i don la bshad do]] 1) theory, tenet, philosophical system / school / tradition, school of thought, doctrine, school of teaching, "established view / conclusion." philosophical system. 2) authoritative treatise. established conclusion / tenet / theory / philosophy [RY]
philosophical system/ tenets/ school of thought; isc. strategy [RB]
doctrine, siddhanta [way of grasping outsider and buddhist dharma traditions' individual views; from one's own mental viewpoint ground, path, and fruition etc. having been established by texts and reasoning the doctrinal tradicion resolves its establishment] [IW]
philosophical schools. The four Buddhist schools of thought are: Vaibhashika, Sautrantika, Chittamatra, and Madhyamika. The former two are Hinayana and the latter two Mahayana [RY]
philosophical systems, religion, philosophical tenets, Siddhantas, established conclusion, opinion, theory, resolution for liberation from miseries, determination for obtaining nirvana, dogma, tenet, system of tenets, system of philosophy, philosophical tenets, siddhanta, philosophical treatises, philosophical position [JV]