大般涅槃經集解 70.53

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70.53

Sengliang states: He established a thesis asserting definite existence, so it was not appropriate to answer. 'It is one, it is all-pervading, it is the agent'—these use three meanings to prove its existence. 'Agent' is the fundamental intent of establishing the thesis, while 'all-pervading' and 'one' merely prove permanence. Why is this? If it were not all-pervading, it would have parts; if it were not one, it would have number. For things to have parts and number is impermanence.

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