‘If you find the truth,
(in any religion, Philosophy or science)
Then accept that truth
(without any prejudice)’
AN I: 189
Does anyone have a reference for this quote ( I looked in the a.n ones but couldn’t find it)
‘If you find the truth,
(in any religion, Philosophy or science)
Then accept that truth
(without any prejudice)’
AN I: 189
Does anyone have a reference for this quote ( I looked in the a.n ones but couldn’t find it)
Doesn’t sound legit to me!
Based on the reference (“AN I: 189”), it would appear to be referring to the Kālāma Sutta (AN 3.65). The above quote seems to be a strong deformation of what Ven. Sujato renders as:
But when you know for yourselves: ‘These things* are skillful, blameless, praised by sensible people, and when you undertake them, they lead to welfare and happiness’, then you should acquire them and keep them.
[*: referring to contentment (alobha), love (adosa), understanding (amoha)]