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An evangelical engagement with Mahāyāna Buddhist ethics

A concise summary of Buddhist morality is embedded in the following saying: ‘Avoid evil, do good, purify the mind: this is the way of the Buddhas.’ We will first introduce the basic ethical concepts of Buddhism, especially those of Mahayana Buddhist ethics, we will then explore its philosophical basis, and finally an engagement will conclude this section. An engagement with Mahayana Buddhist ethics should put it in the best possible light. This is what will be done in the following sections.