A analyze the reasoning form in the commentary on Madhakunthali

Abstract

          This article aims to study the reasoning in Buddhism and to analyze the reasoning in the commentary on the Dhammapada by analyzing the reasoning from the Madhakunthali Dhammapada. The results of the analytical study found that There are two general forms of reasoning: deductive reasoning and deductive reasoning. and inductive reasoning As for the reasoning in Buddhism, there are both deductive reasoning and inductive reasoning. In addition, reasoning in Buddhism also has reasoning at the level of world and world. The reasoning in the commentary on Madhakunthali is an inductive reasoning in which the principle of inductive reasoning It starts with a specific truth. leading to universal truth or finding the truth from small to large units from some sample groups to want to know the overview of large groups, for example, we want to know “Will the cry of all those who are dead and buried not bring the dead back to life?” It did not appear that the dead who had been buried had come back to life at all. to show that “Crying to all those who are dead and buried will not bring the dead back to life.”