Buddhist Ethics represents a vital field of contemporary academic study and spiritual practice, serving as a bridge between Eastern wisdom traditions and Western theological and philosophical discourse. This cross-cultural dialogue has been enriched by numerous interfaith publications as well as many academic articles, conferences, and more popular magazines and articles in print and online. For example, Śāntideva's Bodhisattvacaryāvatāra has often been used as a source for discussions around Buddhist Ethics and a point of reference for interreligious dialogue. This webpage curates library resources that illuminate the intersection of bodhicitta—the awakening mind committed to universal liberation—with broader discussions of Buddhist Ethics, including both classical sources like Śāntideva (See Buddhist Ethics and the Bodhisattva Path (Harris 2024)) and contemporary interfaith explorations such as those found in "Buddha Mind - Christ Mind" (2019). While not exhaustive, this collection highlights materials where the bodhisattva path and its ethical implications engage with diverse religious and philosophical traditions.
