An Associated Press article that focused on a Buddhist retreat center in Texas quoted Richard Seager, the Bates and Benjamin Professor of Classical and Religious Studies. "This tension between old and new is not unique to Buddhism," said Seager, author of Buddhism in America. "My sense is that the need to reinterpret for and in the West is seen increasingly to be the wise option," Seager said in Miller Puts His Twist On Buddhism.
The article first appeared in the Austin American-Stateman and was reprinted in The Dallas Morning News, the Houston Chronicle, the Fort Worth Telegram, and in other Texas media outlets in Amarillo, Longview, Waco and Corpus Christi.
The article first appeared in the Austin American-Stateman and was reprinted in The Dallas Morning News, the Houston Chronicle, the Fort Worth Telegram, and in other Texas media outlets in Amarillo, Longview, Waco and Corpus Christi.
