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    Reflections of a Christian Kungfu Master

    By Master Rick Wilcox

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    "Reflections of a Christian Kungfu Master" is a book that displays an intriguing and well-developed analysis of what it means to study martial arts without compromising religion. The text covers everything from the comparison of Taoism, Buddhism and Christianity in regards to martial arts practice, meditation, and even the Kung fu diet in a surprising way. It's a great read and those with particular interest in religion, theology, and/or Eastern philosophy will love it too! " Can a Christian train martial arts? The answer may surprise you...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 7, 2020
    ISBN9781304652904
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