Chapter, Paragraph

1     Int     |          it has become known its moral earnestness, realistic understanding
2     Int, 1  |        precepts, the fundamental moral code of Buddhism, which
3     Int, 2  |         hand our innate sense of moral justice requires that goodness
4     Int, 2  |      waves of fortune (119-120). Moral intuition tells us that
5     Int, 2  |         to vindicate our cry for moral justice in an impersonal
6     Int, 3  |       structure of the training: moral discipline (including right
7     Int, 3  |         strung out between these moral antipodes, and because he
8     Int, 3  |         for his decisions. Man's moral freedom is a reason for
9      10, 144| spiritual yearning. By faith and moral purity, by effort and meditation,