The Development of “Three-Religions-Are-One” Principle from China to Korea

Preface
Introduction

Ⅰ. THE ISSUE OF INTRA-RELIGIOUS BORROWING

Ⅱ. THE “THREE-RELIGIONS-ARE-ONE” PRINCIPLE
A. The Prevalence of the “Three-Religions-are-One” Principle
B. Degrees of Borrowing According to Religions

Ⅲ. THE HISTORY OF THE “THREE-RELIGIONS-ARE-ONE” PRINCIPLE IN CHINESE RELIGIONS
A. The Preliminary Stage: The Period Before the Northern and Southern Dynasties
B. The Developmental Stage: The Northern and Southern, and (Sui-) Tang Dynasties
C. The Apogee of Intra-Religious Borrowing: The Song and Ming Dynasties

Ⅳ. THE RELIGIOUS AND SOCIAL BACKGROUND OF GANG JEUNGSAN
A. Religions of Traditional Korea Before Jeungsan
B. Social and Religious Situations in Jeungsan’s Period
C. New Religions in Jeungsan’s Period

Ⅴ. THE LIFE OF GANG JEUNGSAN
A. Scriptures of Jeungsan-gyo
B. An Overview of Jeungsan’s Life

Ⅵ. THE STRUCTURE OF JEUNGSAN’S THOUGHT
A. The Various Religious Elements Found in Jeungsan’s Teachings
B. The Structure of Jeungsan’s Thought

Conclusion
Glossary
Bibliography
Index