Through all of these projects, Turner made clear that her practice of SGI Nichiren Buddhism sustained her for the past 50 years. (Ralph H. Craig III, PhD Student in Religious Studies, Stanford ...

Turner was introduced to Nichiren Buddhism in 1973, ... Biography of Tina Turner,” Turner’s religious influences extended beyond the forms of Afro-Protestant institutional religion.

Nichiren Buddhism, like other schools, is not a religion or a cult. There are no Gods to worship. The third president of the SGI, Daisaku Ikeda with his wife lives in a small wood traditional house in ...

Nichiren (Photo: A portait of Nichiren from the collection of the temple Kuonji in Yamanashi Prefecture.) Buddhist priest of the Kamakura Period (1185–1333) and the founder of the Nichiren sect ...

While Tina Turner is heralded as an R&B and rock icon, her Buddhist faith was the soul that drove her eventful life and career. She often credited the religion with helping her find the strength ...

Of the numerous Buddhist sects in Japan, the Nichiren Orthodox Sect is perhaps the most intransigent. ... Its rhetoric leads from utilitarianism and relativism to ultimate religion and absolutism: ...

There is no belief in a personal god. ... The majority of Buddhist sects do not seek to proselytise (preach and convert), with the notable exception of Nichiren Buddhism.