[Buddha-l] law

jkirk jkirk at spro.net
Fri Sep 8 19:03:03 MDT 2006


No way. If that were the case, would there have been a Buddha?
What about avidya? what about anitya? or anatman?
All ideas or insights that do not occur naturally to most minds because it 
takes a specially insightful mind to discover these. Someone who sis around 
and thinks instead of plotting.
In their absence, we have "dar ul harb", or the state of warfare,
or Hobbes's war of all against all.
Joanna
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> In somewhat same vein, my question is what would be the Buddhist response 
> to the following: "human beings left to their own devices are capable of 
> legislating and instituting a universal morality for themselves" 
> (Batnitzky, 2006, p. 193) > Ilana



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