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Alfred Bloom

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1965–2014 across 11 dated works

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Shinran's gospel of pure grace.1965
Indian and far eastern religious traditions1971
With Robert D. Baird
Tannisho: a resource for modern living1981
Shoshinge: the heart of Shin Buddhism1986

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Indian and far eastern religious traditions1971
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Living in Amida's Universal Vow: Essays on Shin Buddhism (Perennial Philosophy Series)2004
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Living in Amida's universal vow: essays in Shin Buddhism2004
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Tannisho: a resource for modern living1981
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Shinran's gospel of pure grace.1965
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The Essential Shinran: A Buddhist Path of True Entrusting2007
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Shin Buddhist Classical Tradition A Reader in Pure Land Teaching2014
With Kenneth K. Tanaka
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Honen the Buddhist saint: essential writings and official biography from the 14th century manuscript compiled by imperial order2006
With Clark Strand
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Strategies for modern living: a commentary with the text of the Tannisho1992
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Shoshinge: the heart of Shin Buddhism1986
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Shin Buddhist Classical Tradition Vol. 1: A Reader in Pure Land Teaching2013
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