[Buddha-l] karma and consequences

[jkirk]

Robert

Your discussions have been such generalisations that someone has
asked you which suttas you are referring to or reflecting upon.
You only reply that you are stating a generalised view. However,
if you want to persuade people that your views have a basis, you
need to take up specific suttas and contest/deconstruct them
accordingly.  On a list like this, how can you go on maintaining
a lofty position of your own unassailable position by not citing
examples from the tradition? 
Here is one place that you might start; there are of course many
others.

 Majjhima Nikaya 135
http://www.accesstoinsight.org/lib/authors/nanamoli/wheel248.html
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The Shorter Exposition of Kamma

Joanna