The Central Conception of Buddhism and the Meaning of the Word "Dharma" c19.s2.75

c19.s2.75

*Sautrāntika*.—This, again, would prove that there is production of what previously did not exist. To conclude: the principle of Universal Existence, as far as exegetical literature is concerned, where it implies an actual existence of the past and the future, does not hold good. On the contrary, it is all right if we strictly conform to the words of Scripture, where it is declared that “everything exists”.