大般涅槃經集解 63.53
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63.53
Sengliang comments: Above, it was said that having neither faith nor wisdom in the present is called severing good roots, but the five faculties and future good were not yet clarified; hence the question is raised. Sengzong comments: From here below is the third [part], clarifying the severing of good across two lifetimes. Zhixiu comments: From here below is the second section, revealing the meaning of severing good roots. Six rounds clarify the doctrine; this is the first, seeking the characteristics of severing good roots.
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