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二諦義 2.33

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2.33

Question: Why are they sometimes separated and sometimes combined? Explanation: They are explained separately to preserve brevity, and clarified jointly because their meaning is identical. Although the names 'worldly' and 'conventional' differ, their meaning is the same; therefore, they are combined and called 'conventional truth'. The same is true of 'ultimate' and 'supreme meaning'.

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