法華玄義釋籤 20.2

20.2

Next is the challenge to the Six Schools. First, it points out that four schools are identical to the previous ones and have already been refuted as before. Next, from "Now I ask" onward, the True and Eternal schools are juxtaposed to pose a challenge, which again has two parts: first, juxtaposing their sameness and difference; second, from "Why?" onward, explaining that they are not different. This also has two parts: first, explaining that difference is not the wondrous Dharma because it is subject to arising and ceasing, and is empty and false; second, from "Moreover, true" onward, judging that since it is not the wondrous Dharma, how does it differ from the untrue and so forth?