金剛般若經贊述 2.97

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2.97

Second, it is to eliminate the slander that there are no Buddhas. The treatise says: 'If there are no bodhisattvas, who becomes a Buddha? In that case, there would also be no Buddhas.' Therefore the treatise says: 'If there are no bodhisattvas, then there are no Buddhas.' There is such a slander, claiming that there are unequivocally no Buddhas, as the sūtra says: '"Tathāgata" means the reality of all dharmas,' and so forth.

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