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# 廣弘明集 11.52

廣弘明集 11.52

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [11.52](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.2103.11.52)

對曰。上來所道。並是三皇已下三王之時。必能守道履德懷忠奉孝。爾時無佛足可清平。何為世世興師兵戈不息。至於毒流百姓殃及無辜。乃為姚石慕容永嘉之世。豈名蕩蕩無為之時。邪見失言一何謬矣。

> It is answered: All that was mentioned above belongs to the times of the Three Sovereigns and the Three Kings. If they truly could uphold the Way, practice virtue, harbor loyalty, and render filial piety, and there being no Buddha then was sufficient for peace and tranquility, why then did successive generations raise armies and never cease weapons and armor, to the point that venom afflicted the common people and disaster reached the innocent, turning into an age like that of Yao, Shi, Murong, and the Yongjia turmoil? How could it be called a time of vast, uninhibited non-action? How completely erroneous is such a lapse of speech born of perverse views!  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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