金剛經纂要刊定記 6.4

6.4

"All Buddhas..." and so forth establishes the principle in accordance with the opponent. Since there is no bodhisattva, then there is no such matter: without a Buddha, bodhi is not attained, which means sentient beings do not enter nirvāṇa; this merely distinguishes cause and fruit in terms of ordinary beings and nobles. Below, where the doubt is concluded, they are stated together.