Buddhist Philosophy in India and Ceylon c8.s2.11

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c8.s2.11

¹ AN. i. 286; SN. ii. 25; DN. ii. 198. A philosophy must be judged by what it asserts, not by what it implies to modern thought. That Buddhism accepts uniformity of nature even in the psychic sphere is absolutely denied in KV. xxi. 7, 8, against Andhakas and Uttarāpathakas. Magic potency is allowed to thwart natural law; xi. 5; xxi. 4.

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Kathāvatthu — Moggaliputta Tissa, Pāli
Dīghanikāya — Pāli
Aṅguttaranikāya — Pāli
Saṃyuttanikāya — Pāli