From time to time, the eminent monk stood up and asked a question, and Xu Wuzhou continued to answer it.
Everyone guessed that this argument should be a crushing one, but they guessed the result correctly but not the process.
The result was crushing, but the process of crushing was Xu Wuzhou crushing each eminent monk.
There were countless people watching this time, including many devout believers. After listening to this discussion, they felt that they had benefited a lot and had a deeper understanding of Buddhism.
They looked at Xu Wuzhou with disdain before, but now they only saw Xu Wuzhou with piety and admiration.
Luo Min and other Taoist warriors stood aside, holding their heads high and chest high at this moment. They were originally pushed to the corners, but now they all moved to the middle.
The faces of those Western Region warriors who were squeezed changed, but looking at Xu Wuzhou in the field, they finally just snorted and endured it.
Luo Min and others have never felt like this before. In the past, in the Western Regions, any Buddhist warrior would dare to look at them with fury. Today, they are really proud and proud!
Xu Wuzhou continued to discuss the Dharma with them in the field, and he would not refuse anyone who came. He could respond with reason and evidence to any eminent monk who discussed the Dharma with him.
Standing there, with the sun shining on him, he looked as calm and composed as a Buddha.
The three abbots of Fa Ji, Dharma Yuan, and Fa Zhi looked at Xu Wuzhou, who had lotus blossoms on his lips, and had to admit that his personality charm was worthy of being the master of the Taoist sect, and he was truly unparalleled in his grace.
Many eminent Buddhist monks discussed the Dharma with him, but all of them were defeated.
There is sophistry and quick wit in Xu Wuzhou's discussion of the Dharma. But it is undeniable that apart from these, Xu Wuzhou's understanding of Buddhism is also staggering.
Otherwise, even if you are sophistical and clever, there will be no foundation to support it.
They really can't understand why this is so? He is the master of the Taoist sect! Not to mention, how old is he? How could he have such in-depth research on Buddhism!
Of course they can't understand that the past life was an era of information explosion, and the things that a person can come into contact with are unimaginable by people in this era.
One by one, the eminent monks were defeated, leaving everyone watching in amazement again and again.
The leader of the Taoist sect was arguing with the Buddhist sect about Buddhism, and actually he was going to win?
Another eminent monk retreated after discussing the Dharma. At this time, many eminent monks looked at each other, and none of them dared to stand up easily. By this time, they no longer had the confidence to discuss the Dharma with Xu Wuzhou.
What's more, every time he goes out to discuss the law with him, it adds to his achievements.
Those devout believers looked at Xu Wuzhou as if they were looking at Buddha, and some of them started to kneel down and pray for blessings in front of Xu Wuzhou.
Many Buddhists among them already understood why Xu Wuzhou wanted to promote the Dharma. It turned out that he had already expected this scene!
Xu Wuzhou stood there and waited for several moments, but still no one came forward.
At this time, Xu Wuzhou looked at the three abbots of Faji, Dharma Yuan and Fahui and said, "Is this the end of this Dharma discussion?"
The three of them looked at each other, and if it ended there, it meant that Buddhism had lost, and that the leader of the Taoist sect had defeated them in Buddhism, where they were best at it.
Faji looked at the extraordinary young man in front of him and said softly: "I never thought that the Taoist Buddha's teachings are so exquisite."
Xu Wuzhou looked at Faji and said with a smile: "The body is like a bodhi tree, and the mind is like a mirror. Always brush it diligently and don't stir up dust."
In one sentence, many Buddhist believers stood in awe and looked at Xu Wuzhou with admiration on their faces. Is this his efforts? No wonder the Buddhist teachings are so exquisite.
Of course, there are also many people who are disdainful. Xu Wuzhou is putting gold on his face and deceiving believers. As the leader of the Taoist sect, your actions seem to have nothing to do with it.
Some eminent monks even wanted to stand up and expose Xu Wuzhou.
But at this time, I heard Xu Wuzhou say again: "Bodhi has no tree, and the mirror is not a stand. There is nothing in the first place, so how can it cause dust."
Everyone around was exclaiming, and Faji and others also looked solemn.
The first Buddha's verse is very good, but the second Buddha's verse is sublimated again and goes straight into the realm of Buddha.
Faji and others originally wanted to continue discussing Dharma with Xu Wuzhou, hoping to save face for Buddhism. However, as soon as this Buddha's verse came out, Faji and others knew that this Dharma discussion would be defeated, and any further struggle would be useless.
There was deathly silence in all directions, especially the people in the holy temple. They looked miserable. Xu Wuzhou single-handedly used Buddhism to challenge the entire Buddhist sect in the Western Region. After today, it will be widely spread throughout the world that Buddhism is not as good as Taoism.
Luo Min and others were also stunned. They naturally noticed that as soon as Xu Wuzhou said these words, the monks bowed their heads.
In other words: Taoist Master, wins!
The bodies of Luo Min and others standing there couldn't help but tremble. The Taoist master actually won, he actually won. Hahaha, how could he win!
This is the hinterland of Buddhism, and the Dharma actually wins!
Hahaha!
Unimaginable!
Luo Min almost saw that they would be able to live with their chests high in the Western Regions from now on.
Faji Fayuan Fazhi and many eminent monks also showed a look of defeat at this moment.
It is really ironic that countless monks in the Western Regions studied Buddhism, but they never thought that they would be defeated by a Taoist from outside.
As the leader of the Taoist sect, Xu Wuzhou has how much time to study Buddhism. But they just failed? What does it mean? It means that the Buddha's light in Qianzhou in the Western Region is an illusion. Their Buddhism is not as high as they imagined.
This made them more frustrated than their defeat at the hands of Xu Wuzhou.
"Master Taoist Dharma is exquisite, but many of us are not as good as him."
Xu Wuzhou looked at them, shook his head and said, "Aren't you inferior to me? You are just inferior to Buddha!"
"Huh?" Faji and others looked at Xu Wuzhou in confusion.
"At such a young age, how much do I know about Buddhism and how much can I study it? But only the Buddha understands it!"
This sentence made many eminent monks look at Xu Wuzhou in confusion.
Xu Wuzhou smiled, pointed at the believers who were kneeling devoutly before him, and asked Fa Ji and the eminent monk: "Who do they pray to give them blessings, and who are they worshiping?"
"I am worshiping you, but I am praying to Buddha." A senior monk replied.
Xu Wuzhou glanced at the eminent monk and asked, "I'm not the Buddha, so why do they need to worship me?"
When Xu Wuzhou said these words, it was like the world dropped a bomb, and everyone present was knocked unconscious.
At this moment, there are still people who don’t know the meaning of Xu Wuzhou’s words. What Xu Wuzhou means is: He is the Buddha.
Luo Min's eyes widened and he looked straight at Xu Wuzhou.
Does he know what he is talking about? How dare he say such things? Aren't you afraid of being torn apart by the eminent monk?
Faji, Fayuan, Fazhi and others all looked at Xu Wuzhou blankly at this moment.
No matter how hard they calculated, they could not have predicted that Xu Wuzhou would say such a thing?
Is he Buddha?
Are you kidding me? Who would believe you?
At this moment, the believers who had been kneeling down to pray devoutly to the Buddha also got up and looked at Xu Wuzhou with horrified expressions.
What kind of demon did they worship before? How dare they claim to be Buddha!