Chinese buddhism was not influenced by confucianism

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T / F    Chinese Buddhism was not influenced by Confucianism or Daoism.

T / F    Shinran’s Pure Land Buddhism denies “own-power.”

T / F    All the major figures in Tibetan and Japanese Buddhism have been celibate monks.

T / F    Nichiren’s teachings died out in the 14th century.

T / F    Mahyna Buddhism makes up a small percentage of all Buddhism

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