增壹阿含經 12.8.p5

12.8.p5

The Bhagavān addressed the monks, “There is evil; there are misdeeds. Good and bad actions both have their corresponding results. If that fool Devadatta knew there were good and bad results, then he would wither and become dejected and unhappy. Blood would bubble out from his face. But that Devadatta doesn’t know about those good and bad results, so he said to a large assembly: ‘There are no good and bad results. Doing evil brings no misfortune and doing good brings no fortune.’”