I am trying to make a library. It would be a very small library. But with a few wonderful books that were written with any specific philosophy or religion in mind and some marvelous papers that I have revered, it would be a "big enough" library for me. Although www.hdever.com's theme is "Centering upon Fushidansekkyo, before it is utterly gone," they are not references for the study of Fushidansekkyo in the least.
There are currently twenty-seven papers that I have revered. You can, however, only read Extracts from seventeen papers here. If you would like to read the full text of each paper, please visit each website on which each paper has originally been published.
There are not a few articles in which "Ask for permission" or "Only for educational purposes" is explicitly stated, like "Permission to copy articles from Insights: The Faculty Journal of Austin Seminary for educational purposes will be given by the editor upon written receipt of a request." So please treat them with respect and use them for your study and educational purposes, reflecting upon the system of copyright. I will try to enumerate each website (URL) that has made a paper public on the Internet, and I want you to try to visit each site.
I am most grateful to Dr. Martin E. Marty for the permission to make use of Dr. Martin E. Marty's papers here on www.hdever.com.
I am most grateful to Dr. Alfred Bloom for the permission to place material and use the paper on this page of www.hdever.com.
I am most grateful to Dr. Silvia Schroer, Professor at the university of Berne, for the permission to place an abstract of Mrs. Esther A. de Boer's "Mary Magdalene and the Disciple Jesus Loved" on www.hdever.com and the practical advices as to the abstract.
I am most grateful to Dr. Yoichi Hirano, Director of the Bulletin Committee of Tokai University, for the permission to place Mr. Takashi Hashimoto's "The Logic of the Personality in the later philosophy of Schelling(2)" on www.hdever.com specifically for educational purposes and one's study.
I am most grateful to Dr. Richard Payne, Dean, Institute of Buddhist Studies at the Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, for the helpful and practical advices.
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Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary http://www.austinseminary.edu/
(austinseminary - Home) [English]
Lectio Difficilior http://www.lectio.unibe.ch/00_1/m-forum.htm
[lectio difficilior - Mary Magdalene and the Disciple Jesus Loved (Esther A de Boer)] [English and German]
Luther Seminary http://www.luthersem.edu/facultybios/default.asp
(Luther Seminary - Meet the Faculty) [English]
Dr. Martin E. Marty's Illuminos.com http://illuminos.com/
(Martin E. Marty) [English]
Ryukoku University Center for Humanities, Sciense and Religion http://buddhism-orc.ryukoku.ac.jp/index_en.html
(Ryukoku Univ. Center for Humanities, Science and Religion) [English]
As of 23 pm, July 11, 2007 (JST), the above-mentioned URL does work. But the page says that "The english pages is currently under construction."
Shin Dharma Net by Rev. Dr. Alfred Bloom http://www.shindharmanet.com/writings/writings.htm
(Writings) [English]
The Pacific World by the Institute of Buddhist Studies http://www.shin-ibs.edu/
(Welcome to the Institute of Buddhist Studies) [English]
The University of Chicago Divinity School http://divinity.uchicago.edu/faculty/marty.shtml
(The University of Chicago Divinity School) [English]
Tokai University Journal http://www.hum.u-tokai.ac.jp/journal/no74/
(Tokai University Journal No.74) [Japanese]
www.BelovedDisciple.org http://ramon_k_jusino.tripod.com/magdalene.html
(Mary Magdalene: Author of the Fourth Gospel?) [English]
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These eBooks are duly purchased by me from Amazon.com US. I will build up a library by successive stages. Reflecting upon the system of copyright and so forth, if you would like to keep an eBook after you have read through it, please purchase your own eBook from Amazon.com US.
Other Pages on www.hdever.com: News in Japanese | News in English | Rennyo Viewed in Fushidansekkyo, The Art of Kokan in English | Rennyo Viewed in Fushidansekkyo, The Art of Kokan in Japanese | Fushidansekkyo Written Material Main Page (Macaronic) | Fushidansekkyo Audio Video Material Main Page in English | Fushidansekkyo Audio Video Material Japanese Main Page | Master's thesis The Religion of Kokan in Japanese | The Religion of Kokan: On Fushidansekkyo in English | Notes and Bibliography in Japanese | Notes and Bibliography in English | A Break Room with Jazz Music | A Break Room with Photos and Haiku poems | Good Websites to Visit (Macaronic) | Good Weblogs to Read (Macaronic) | Glossary of Frequent Japanese Words and Names in English
Audio Video Material A2-1, A2-2, A2-3, A1, A3-3, S1, S2 and S3 :
The Reverend Shonen SobueA2-1: About Tune [Cadence] (.mov, .rm, .aif, .mp3)
A2-2: About his first preaching at the age of 8 (.mov, .rm, .aif, .mp3)
A2-3: "Nothing is left if Amida Buddha is taken away from me." (.mov, .rm, .aif, .mp3)
A1: About the frame of mind when he decided to be a "preacher" that shepherds the people (.mov, .rm, .aif, .mp3)
A3-3: About the "beautiful voice," the narrative power and the tune (.mov, .rm, .aif, .mp3)
S1: Fushidansekkyo from "Shinran Shonin den": Resting his head on a stone in the snow (.mov, .rm, .aif, .mp3)
S2: Fushidansekkyo from "Shinran Shonin den": Refusing to receive his own son Zenran (.mov, .rm, .aif, .mp3)
S3: Fushidansekkyo from "Shinran Shonin den": Mountain priest Bennen O my heart was changed forever (.mov, .rm, .aif, .mp3)
U: Additional Audio Material U: Very short audio material files as an example of uke nembutsu (.aif, .mp3)
The Pastor Barbara Ward FarmerG4-1: The first time that music was mentioned in the Bible: Genesis Chapter 31, Verses 26 and 27 (.aif, .mp3)
G4-2: In a religious context: Exodus Chapter 15, Verses 1 and 2 (.aif, .mp3)
G4-3: Singing was the act of communicating with God - Psalms (.aif, .mp3)
G1-1: The Black experience (.aif, .mp3)
G1-2: This [Music] belongs to the Lord (.aif, .mp3)
G1-3: The Father of Gospel Music (.aif, .mp3)
M2: Gospel Mission Work - with a Japanese Baptist pastor (.aif, .mp3)
M3: Gospel Mission Work "If God Be For Us!" (.aif, .mp3)
