例句與造句

1. He argues that it is the Bible that takes the anatt
   
   characteristic of Tilakkhana seriously.
2. Although Tilakkhana is a Buddhist concept, de Silva finds that Tilakkhana is not a concept alien to the Bible.
3. Although Tilakkhana is a Buddhist concept, de Silva finds that Tilakkhana is not a concept alien to the Bible.
4. In Tilakkhana, de Silva finds a foundation for a constructive dialogue with Buddhists regarding the role of Jesus as saviour in Christianity.
5. Buddhists overcome Tilakkhana by turning attention away from the self and focusing their attention towards anatt
   
   ; therefore, the ultimate goal to which Buddhism is directed towards  Nibbana  can be achieved by self effort.
6. It's difficult to find tilakkhana in a sentence. 用tilakkhana造句挺難的
7. In his search for Tilakkhana in the Bible, de Silva finds anicca and dukkha in a number of Biblical passages, such as Psalms 90, that speak of the transitoriness, suffering, and anxiety of human life.
8. Out of these debates developed the idea that bare insight suffices to reach Three marks ( qualities ) of ( human ) existence ( tilakkhana ), namely dukkha ( suffering ), anatta ( non-self ) and anicca ( impermanence ).
9. With Jesus as saviour, de Silva believes a perfect solution for man's tragic condition in Tilakkhana can be found in Christianity; in particular, he shows that the role of Jesus as saviour supports his conviction that a person cannot save himself through self effort.
10. This leads him to believe that " the polarity of conflict between being and the possibility of non-being that lies at the core of human existence, the mood of anxiety, the finitude and precariousness of man's life, is a familiar theme that runs through the Bible . " Furthermore, de Silva finds that, although there is no systematic exposition of Tilakkhana in the Bible as found in Buddhist texts, the undertones of anicca, dukkha and anatt
    
    do occur together in the Bible.