Can the locked child play Buddhist scriptures for him at home? I often play some Buddhist scriptures to myself, but the child's eight characters are related to the death of the king, saying that I wan

Can the locked child play Buddhist scriptures for him at home? I often play some Buddhist scriptures to myself, but the child's eight characters are related to the death of the king, saying that I want to see Buddhist things. Who said the truth that "the child's eight characters have the death of the king, saying not to look at the achievements of Buddhism"? Is this truth true?

What's the difference between convenience and expediency and truth?

If "one law is not abolished" is so understood, it is indeed said in Buddhism; What about "Buddhism can't"?

Nothing more than being afraid of being persistent, not being able to distinguish priorities, and putting the cart before the horse.