> > [SA had said]
> > > > So why are you against something that's
> not
> > > real? Isn't that like trying to hit a tree in a
> > field
> > > that has no trees?
> >
> > [Platt had responded]
> > > I'm not against something that's not real. I'm
> > > against calling what's real an illusion.
> >
> >
> > So, instead of saying Buddhism is not
> interested
> > in "this world", as you put it, then maybe you
> could
> > define how Buddhism is real instead of an
> illusion.
> > Maybe?
[Platt]
> I'm sure Buddhism is real to its practitioners just
> as Mohamed is real to Muslims.
What does this mean? Is everything real?
SA
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