At this moment, in the pavilion at the top of the Zhuque Que, the Buddhist and Taoist Taoism are in a fierce confrontation...

The Taoist Sect was headed by Uncle Fei. On the left, he sat in the second position. A group of subordinates sat quietly above him, as if closing their eyes and pretending to be sleeping... Who is this old man? The mortals at the scene didn't know who this old man was, but everyone in the Shinto Tao knew this person's reputation! The white bat among the three thousand gods and demons of Chaos was this person! He had turned into a flesh-and-blood mortal fetus and re-educated the Taoist magical powers. Now he is the head of the People's Cult Lou Guandao. He helped Liu Xiu build a tomb hundreds of years ago and built this Zhuqueque Que!

On the right, the row is a Buddhist disciple. The leader is the "Dharma Precepts" of the Dharma Protectors personally given by the Three Bodhisattvas. Below is the great master of the Ming Sutras, Moko Kaya Zhu Kelan, who is the master of the Ming Sutra.

Mr. Zhang Guo’s status is very high and it is not convenient to speak actively. Besides, he is not good at debate, so he just closed his eyes and listened quietly, allowing his newly taught disciple Mr. Fei to debate with others. Although Mr. Zhang Guo’s descendant is Zhang Guo’s junior, he is a representative of Buddhism at this time, and his status is equivalent to Mr. Zhang Guo. If Mr. Zhang Guo doesn’t speak, he will naturally not be able to reduce his value. Moreover, if he discusses the meaning of the debate sutra, he can’t argue with Moko Kayapa Zhu Kelan.

On the main seat, a slightly fat old man with a big belly and a stool-bellied look on his face, wearing a black dragon robe and standing behind him was a civil servant with a demeanor of a scholar, followed by some servants and maids...

Facing the aggressive Buddhists and as a Taoist genius who has served the empire for decades, Uncle Fei couldn't help but attack angrily!

"You Buddhists practice the mind, the body, but it's just a skin appearance. But look at what you have been doing in the past year. Build temples and fields around to develop tenants to make money, preach every day to bewitch people's hearts, catch gold, silver and wealth, promote supernatural powers, pursue vanity, and have no pure six senses. What are you talking about? "Uncle Fei looked at the Dharma Precepts and shouted. He was indeed a person who was a good scholar in Taoism. He knew the meaning of Buddhism very well. It's a pity that Taoism is not good at debate on the scriptures. His words were so evident that it could not even make the Buddhists feel uncomfortable at all.

The Buddhist doctrine is indeed to practice hard without catching money, but the command of the Three Bodhisattvas is contrary to the original intention of the guidance. Now it is a battle against the gods. If you don’t promote supernatural powers to figure out the practice, what can you do? The Dharma precepts come under the orders. During this period, various water and land Dharma meetings were held, and many believers were collected, temples were built, and fields were collected, and tenants were collected...

Mokkaya is the cousin of the four great disciples of Sakyamuni. He is also a master of Buddhism. He is also a good at judging sutras and sophistry. He smiled and said, "My Buddhist Dharma power is boundless. This method can subdue demons and ghosts, and can revive souls. If we don't hold a water and land Dharma meeting, how can we know my Buddha's magical power? If we don't know, we don't believe it. How can we know the way to the Pure Land? As for pursuing gold and silver benefits, my Buddhism is far inferior to your Taoist sect. Although we are using mud-wombed gold statues, gold paint is not worth much to buy the field.

How much can we eat when collecting tenants? It is just that people who believe in my Buddha among the people who borrowed land from the Han Dynasty to raise the Han Dynasty. On the contrary, the noble sects are good at alchemy. They use gold, silver, lead and mercury to refine elixirs, which consume a lot. Moreover, some bad selves deceive the world for profit, saying that the copper furnace is not effective in refining alchemy, and they have to use silver furnaces to refine good elixirs... Fellow Taoists are the leaders of the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and the People's Education and

"You!" Uncle Fei could not argue with Moko Kashyapa. He was a disciple of the People's Cult, but he was an official in the Han Dynasty. This was hit hard. There was indeed some scum in the Jindan sect and he was very greedy for money...

In fact, this is just a very wrong and narrow relationship between good and evil arising from the beginning of the construction of Shinto. It gives people a sense that Buddhism is good, while Taoism is hypocritical.

But if you think about it carefully, how many people can there be scum among the Taoist alchemists? Sakyamuni even openly asked Venerable Ananda to ask Xuanzang for bribes, and the upper beam is not straight, the lower beam is crooked, and this problem is serious! People's teachings talk about governance by inaction, and the focus is not inaction, but governance! If you can govern without action, it is naturally the best. But if you have to be able to govern, the Taoist sect also allows people to be promising, otherwise Li Laojun would not have taught Confucius that there are many scums in the Taoist sect and their greed for power, which is very one-sided.

However, Buddhism is a big problem...

There are only a few Buddhist temples now, and the problem is not yet revealed. A few hundred years later, there will be thousands of large Buddhist temples, countless small temples, millions of tenants, accounting for almost one-third of the country's population. If this part of the tax is not collected, it will directly cause turmoil! Another third is a clan force, and taxes are difficult to collect...

There are several campaigns to destroy Buddhism, but there is no reason for this!

Furthermore, Buddhism is more restrained now, and it uses mud-woven gold-fitted statues. Here it is the origin of "the Buddha relies on gold-fitting". Later, Buddhism was too arrogant. The Buddha statues in temples are made of copper... Any big Buddha statue is worth 100,000 s of copper coins! That is, hundreds of millions of copper coins! The more Buddhist temples are built, the poorer the country will naturally be!

Without the agricultural tax and the lack of copper coins, the country's decline will be severe. Not to mention that Buddhism is tolerant and kill people, and foreign wars gradually turn from victory to defeat...

Later, Buddhism even intervened in political affairs. Because Li Tang destroyed Buddhism, it annoyed Buddhism, and Buddhism allowed the Empress Wu Zetian to come to the world... This may also involve competition within Buddhism, because the Empress claimed to be Maitreya, rather than Saga.

In all the calculations, Buddhism is like a group living above the country. It absorbs the blood and frequencies of the country to develop it, the weaker the country will be. This is different from the Taoist sect. Later generations, Song and Ming sects even had emperors entering Taoism. At that time, either the country is rich or the military is strong...

But, where can we see these things from the eyes of people of this era? Uncle Fei was said to be unable to fight back

Emperor Ming of Han himself was a little biased towards Buddhism, and his eyes moved now, as if he was even more partial...

The only master of Ming Sutra in Buddhism at the scene was Moko Kashyapa! Although it was not the time for the "three battles", Buddhism did not give up the opportunity to attack Taoist sect in advance! At that moment, Zhu Kelan also smiled slightly, raised his right hand to Uncle Fei, nodded slightly, and said with a smile: "Everything has its own fixed number. Everything, every drink and peck, is a cycle of cause and effect, and merit and demerit, and it is also the law of heaven. Now the Buddha wants to replace Taoism. You and I know that this is a fixed situation. Why do fellow Taoists know that they cannot do anything but violate the number of days? Is your sect really so reluctant to give up power? Doing unrighteous things, be careful of the retribution in the future?"

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