Zen for Christians: A Beginner's Guide
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In Zen for Christians,author Kim Boykin—who has personally experienced the gifts of Buddhism in her own Christian faith and has taught this subject in a variety of settings—offers Christians a way to incorporate Zen practices into their lives without compromising their beliefs and faith.
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Zen for Christiansassumes curiosity but no knowledge as it walks readers through specific concepts of Zen philosophy—such as suffering, attachment, and enlightenment—and explains each in a simple, lively way. Sections between chapters gently guide readers through Zen mediation practices, explaining the basics in a clear, engaging way. One key chapter places Christian and Zenteachings side by side to help Christian readers not only understand Zen but appreciate what it has to offer them.
Zen for Christiansillustrates how Zen practice can be particularly useful for Christians who want to enrich their faith by incorporating contemplative practices.
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