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| − | See Kālāma Sutta | + | [[Scripture]] is a general term for the [[sacred]] writings of any particular [[religion]]. While the [[Buddha]] expected his [[disciples]] to consider his words very carefully, he advised against giving precedence of [[scripture]] over personal [[experience]]. Thus the informed [[Buddhist]] uses the [[Tipiṭaka]], the [[Buddhist scriptures]], as an indispensable guide, but does not consider it to be inerrant or the only repository of [[Truth]]. |
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Scripture is a general term for the sacred writings of any particular religion. While the Buddha expected his disciples to consider his words very carefully, he advised against giving precedence of scripture over personal experience. Thus the informed Buddhist uses the Tipiṭaka, the Buddhist scriptures, as an indispensable guide, but does not consider it to be inerrant or the only repository of Truth.
See Kālāma Sutta
