金剛經纂要刊定記 6.67
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6.67
"If so," and so forth: concluding and establishing the doubt. The meaning says: the minds of sentient beings are inverted, and merit is achieved based on the mind—could it not also be inverted? Since they are equally inverted, how could it be called a wholesome dharma? Since it is not a wholesome dharma, what benefit is there in cultivating merit?
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