四分律行事鈔資持記 2.1323

2.1323

六十八。（佛在舍衛，阿梨吒惡見說婬欲不障道；比丘諫不捨，佛令白四諫，便呵而制。）婬欲鄙惡，障謂非障，固執不捨，故云惡見，亦名惡邪。然雖口說，傷毀正化，引誤盲愚，開惡道門，令他墜陷；為害甚重，特須禁斷。

Sixty-eight. (The Buddha was in Śrāvastī; Ariṣṭa held the pernicious view and said that sensual desires do not obstruct the path; the bhikṣus admonished him but he would not abandon it; the Buddha ordered a jñaptidvitīyā-karmavācanā to admonish him, and then rebuked him and prohibited it.) Sensual desire is base and vile; asserting that an obstacle is not an obstacle and stubbornly holding to it without abandoning it is therefore called a pernicious view, also called evil heresy. Although it is merely spoken by mouth, it wounds and damages the correct teaching, leads the blind and foolish astray, opens the gates to bad destinies, and causes others to fall into them; the harm is extremely severe, so it must be especially prohibited and cut off.