ANÁLISIS CRÍTICO DE LA EXPLICACIÓN DE LA TRANSFORMACIÓN MORAL EN EL BUDISMO NEURAL

Autores/as

  • Jeffrey R. Dickson Liberty University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.32351/rca.v1.1.9

Palabras clave:

Budismo, Moral, Transformación Moral, apologética, análisis crítico, Budismo neural

Resumen

A medida que las argumentaciones no teístas se tornan cada vez más sofisticadas y complejas, se hace más difícil realizar una crítica sin antes admirar lo habilidoso de su diseño y casi maestría. Una de esas argumentaciones es una innovación relativamente reciente que es el hijo del naturalismo y la filosofía oriental: el budismo neural. Como dos diseñadores mundialmente famosos que trabajan juntos en una prenda nueva, el naturalismo y el budismo se unieron en este programa distintivo para ofrecer algo inventivo, especialmente en la explicación de la transformación moral. Por el contrario, este análisis va a develar al final que la explicación de la transformación moral del budismo neural es incapaz de ofrecer buenas respuestas a varias críticas convincentes.

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Biografía del autor/a

  • Jeffrey R. Dickson, Liberty University

    PhD in Theology and Apologetics-Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary Status: In Progress. Masters of Divinity-Pre PhD, Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary. Awards: Biblical Language Award.

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ANÁLISIS CRÍTICO DE LA EXPLICACIÓN DE LA TRANSFORMACIÓN MORAL EN EL BUDISMO NEURAL. (2016). Revista Científica Arbitrada De La Fundación MenteClara, 1(1), 206-226. https://doi.org/10.32351/rca.v1.1.9