四明尊者教行錄 2.63
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2.63
Question 16: If you say that although the sense of poison is established, the sense of eradication is completely lacking, then our school should not say: 'Traced to their fundamental origin, cause and effect are none other than the conditioning and understanding [causes] of inherent virtue. This inherent virtue is fundamentally possessed originally; it does not just begin now.' Is not the understanding cause of inherent virtue the sense of theoretical eradication? Is not the conditioning cause of inherent virtue the sense of subduing?
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