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    Challenges→Sapaṇ's abstract logical criticism of the Self-sufficient Remedy doctrine is undermined by Padma Karpo's reductio

    If an argument's logical principle invalidates widely accepted and uncontroversial terminology, the argument's principle is flawed

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    Padma Karpo showed the same logic would invalidate accepted tantric terminology ...Sapaṇ argued that calling a practice 'self-sufficient' is logically problematic ...Sapaṇ's abstract logical criticism of the Self-sufficient Remedy doctrine is und...

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    In the Three Vows Sapaṇ provides a kind of abstract criticism of the logic of calling a practice “self-sufficient” when it is part of a list of five. It is perhaps in response to this point that Padma Karpo, a defender of the Kagyu, called Sapaṇ’s argument a “childish criticism”, depicting it as merely a worry about the meanings of words (D. Jackson 1990: 37). He says that if this is why it is faulty to say that Mahāmudrā is “singularly sufficient”, then it is also faulty to speak of the standar

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