[Buddha-l] Former denizens keeping the faith

[Bankei]

It is not just the Tibetan Buddhists that have problems with the moderators.
A number of Theravadins have been kicked off e-sangha too. This includes
more than a few monks - what would they know about Buddhism?

Some Theravadins had enough and formed their own discussion board and were
joined by many members of e-sangh at http://www.dhammawheel.com/. This is
beginning to be a good little discussion board.

Bankei



2009/4/4 Christopher Fynn <cfynn at gmx.net>

>
>
> Alex Wilding wrote:
> > How refreshing! I too have briefly mentioned E-Sangha on my own blog
> > (http://dangzang.blogspot.com/2009/03/aro-ter.html), and plan to do
> more.
> > Richard, you did not mention that Aro-ter is one of the banned movements.
> >
> > (I *really want* to stress that I'm not actually supporting Aro-ter, just
> > noting the way they have been treated at E-Sangha. Once, when I lived in
> > Ireland, I wrote a letter to the local paper protesting against an
> idiotic
> > attack on the Masons that had been printed - one of those things about
> the
> > Protocols of the Elders of Zion etc etc. Lo and behold, within two weeks
> I
> > was approached about becoming a Mason. People seem to assume that "He who
> is
> > against the lies that are told against me must be for me"! Hence my
> caution
> > here.)
>
> Oh Alex, too bad you didn't join ~ you cold have started a lodge of
> Buddhist Masons.
>
> - Chris
>
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