摘要
Money and religion have always been at odds, and when several famous Buddhist tem- ples in China recently sought to go public, the line separating religion and riches was blurred again. The Putuo Mountain, one of China＇s four major Buddhist mountains, drew particu- lar attention when its officials announced their intention to go public. The news triggered widespread debates over whether religious institutions should be listed.
Money and religion have always been at odds,and when several famous Buddhist temples in China recently sought to go public, the line separating religion and riches was blurred again. The Putuo Mountain, one of China’s four major Buddhist mountains, drew particular attention when its officials announced their intention to go public.
