The line between religion and philosophy in many traditions is not as stark as in Western philosophy. It is therefore worth including sites that reference religious traditions. One could hardly make sense of Indian philosophy without taking Buddhism into account, for example, even though Buddhism is not the only constituent of Indian thought. However, I recognize that religious tradition is not identical to cultural or ethnic tradition. I cannot, for instance, list “Muslim philosophy” and “Arabic philosophy” under the same heading, as if all things Muslim are Arabic and vice versa. At the same time, religion and culture are not separate, unrelated entities either.
This is not a “philosophy of religion resources” page, at least in the Western sense of philosophy of religion. There are other good pages for that; try Philosophy of Religion.info.
- Bibliography of Buddhism and
Human Rights (Damien Keown) - Buddhism and
Philosophy - Buddhism and Medical
Ethics: A Bibliographic Introduction (James Hughes & Damien Keown) - Buddhist Philosophy
- Buddhist Studies WWW Virtual
Library - A Buddhist Humanist Manifesto
- The Engaged Buddhist Dharma Page
- Indian Philosophy
and Buddhist Studies - “Intellectualizing
Buddhism” (John Dwyer) - Journal of Buddhist Ethics
— full content online - “On
“On Zen Language and Zen Paradoxes”: Anglo-Saxon Questions for Chung-Ying Cheng” (John King-Farlow) - Toward a Buddhist Philosophy
of Science - WWW Database of Chinese
Buddhist Texts - “The
Zen Philosopher: A Review Article on Dogon Scholarship in English”
(T. Kasulis)
Anabaptist Philosophy
• Writings on Christian Non-Resistance and Pacifism from Anabaptist-Mennonite Sources
• Indian Philosophy Page
• Jambudvipa – Indian Philosophy
• Islamic Philosophy Resources