Buddhism has become a major religion in Canada over the last
half-century. The 'ethnic Buddhism' associated with immigrant Asian
people is the most important aspect, but there is also a growing
constituency of Euro-Canadian Buddhists seriously interested in the
faith. This insightful study analyzes the phenomenon of Buddhism in
Canada from a regional perspective. The work provides an important
examination of the place of Buddhism in a developed western country
associated with a traditional Judeo-Christian culture, but
undergoing profound sociological transformation due to large-scale
immigration and religio-cultural pluralism. It is a valuable text
for students of religion, Buddhism and North American Studies.
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