ユーラシア大陸の両端で起きた「4つの革新」とは？【日蓮×ルター】

Nichiren, who lived in 13th-century Japan, and Martin Luther, the religious reformer who lived in 16th-century Germany. Did you know that there was a miraculous synchronicity (parallel development) in history between these two individuals, who lived in completely different times and places and presumably had no contact whatsoever? This time, based on the objective analysis of Michael von Brück, a German religious scholar and former professor at the University of Munich, we will clearly explain the four common "revolutions" that these two individuals, who had no contact with each other, fundamentally transformed the nature of religion and society in their respective extreme eras, bringing about to the world. 00:00:00 Opening 00:01:06 Chapter 1: European "Time" and the Awakening of the Renaissance 00:02:40 Chapter 2: 13th Century Japan's "Crisis" and the Chaos of Buddhism 00:04:24 Chapter 3: Nichiren, the Man Who Tried to Change Society 00:06:54 Chapter 4: Luther's "Simple Teachings" and "Shadow" 00:12:31 Final Chapter: A Message for the Modern Age 📙 Reference "Luther and Nichiren: Religious Reformers at the Edges of the World" Michael von Brück November 4, 2014 Lecture transcript from the SGI Munich Cultural Center, Germany #SokaGakkai #sgi #DaisakuIkeda