Lotus and the Cross : Jesus Talks with Buddha

from atimco

Ever wonder what Buddha would say to Jesus, and vice versa? In this slim little volume, Ravi Zacharias imagines what the founders of two of the world's most powerful religions would say to one another on the pressing problem that every religion seeks to solve: the human condition. Zacharias start...

from morryb

An imagined conversaton between Jesus and Buddha takes place. There is the assumption that the author has an understanding of Buddhism. Ravi Zacharias is an expert in comparitive religions, so I do think it is a safe assumpton, but it is an assumtion never the less. In this conversaton a discusss...

from moses917

Ravi Zacharias is always enjoyable to read in all his books and that goes also for the volumes in the Great Conversations Series. One of the volumes in the series I was able to review was The Lotus and the Cross: Jesus Talks with Buddha. In this small read we get the opportunity to eavesdrop on a...

from mbaland

More of a pamphlet than a book, it looks at a brief comparison between Buddhism and Christianity written in dialogue. The conversation was written well, but brief, and seemed to underscore the important tenants of Buddhism and Christianity. One unfamiliar with either belief system will get a quic...

from prozacstan

I heard Ravi Zacharias speak once at a Ligonier Ministries National Conference. He was an engaging speaker who demonstrated mastery of the subject he was presenting. This is the first book of his that I've read and I found his writing style to also be engaging. It's a short book, just shy of 100 ...