三教平心論 2.28

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2.28

Mingdao said: "The words of the Buddha and Laozi approach principle, and are not to be compared to Yang [Zhu] and Mo [Di]; therefore, the disaster and harm they cause are worse than the harm of Yang and Mo." But does he not consider: All ten thousand forms suffer decay; principle alone is imperishable. Having already said that they approach principle, to claim again that they cause harm—can that be right?

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三教平心論 — Classical Chinese