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  The Lost Sutras of Jesus: Unlocking the Ancient Wisdom of the Xian Monks (Paperback) By (author) Ray Riegert, By (author) Thomas Moore

  

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  Short Description for The Lost Sutras of Jesus Shows how the sutras combine Jesus' teachings with Taoist maxims and Eastern meditations to create a gentle and spiritual form of Christianity. Describing the journey of Christian monks who brought the sutras to China, this book tells the story of the sutras. It also presents a collection of the sutras.
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  • Publisher: Ulysses Press
  • Published: 26 January 2006
  • Format: Paperback 152 pages
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  • Categories: Comparative Religion | Christianity | Other Non-Christian Religions
  • ISBN 13: 9781569755228 ISBN 10: 1569755221
  • Sales rank: 426,659

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• In the first half of this book, editors Thomas Moore and Ray Riegert tell the amazing story of the sutras. With chapters describing the journey of Christian monks who brought the sutras to China, the creation of a monastery at Da Qin at the request of the Chinese Emperor, the mysterious hiding of the sutras in a cave around A.D. 1005, their accidental discovery in 1907 and the recent translating of the sutras and rediscovery of the original monastery. The second half of the book presents a collection of the sutras. The sutras are divided thematically and each section includes a running commentary that draws on Moore's unique experience as a former priest and enlightening author. Together with Riegert, Moore shows how the sutras combine Jesus' teachings with Taoist maxims and Eastern meditations to create a more gentle and spiritual form of Christianity.