Definitions

1. A layperson is someone who believes in Buddhism, upholds the five precepts, and practices the ten good deeds and who has not left the home-life. (Web site)
2. A layperson is constrained by many worldly responsibilities and concerns that are part of the householder life. (Web site)
3. For the layperson, the ultimate effect of all of this is a big, lovely, lush chardonnay.

Study

1. A study of tanach would serve to educate and enhance the Jewish mind no mater if he was a torah scholar or a layperson. (Web site)

Monastic

1. Eventually people feel like they don't know who they are any more, "Am I a monastic or a layperson?" They get fed up and disrobe. (Web site)

Spider

1. For the layperson, this is the part of the spider that all the legs are attached to. (Web site)

Little Time

1. I told him that most gurus have little time to listen attentively to a layperson like me, because the gurus like to do all the talking. (Web site)

Precepts

1. When the Buddha was in the world, King Prasenajit's Queen had received the eight precepts of a layperson. (Web site)

Technical Terms

1. Vitruvius fails for example to define many of his technical terms, some of which must have been obscure to the layperson in his time, let alone now. (Web site)

Buddhism

1. In becoming a Buddhist, or affirming one's commitment to Buddhism, a layperson is encouraged to vow to abstain from these negative actions. (Web site)

Monastic Life

1. Just a fraction of the people exposed enter into the monastic life or take it on as a layperson. (Web site)

Written

1. Written for the layperson, this is a popular account of the geologic history of West Virginia. (Web site)

Church

1. Educator - Can consist of an elder, deacon, licensed minister, or layperson who serves as an educator in some form of the church.

Church Council

1. The Vice President (who must be a layperson) serves as Chair of the Church Council. (Web site)

Layperson

1. This web site uses simple language of nuclear physics to allow for understanding of the Brightsen Model by the layperson.
2. Written in a lively, accessible, and straightforward manner, An Introduction to Zen Buddhism is illuminating for the serious student and layperson alike.

Categories

1. Illuminating
2. Church Council
3. Simple Language
4. Monastic Life
5. Technical Terms
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