Bernard: Mei, I would be happy to discuss it.
Mei: I can see, civilization is important to you. But what about life? Do you value life, Mr. Bernard?
Bernard: I don’t think that I need to answer that question. You should already know the answer perfectly well.
Mei: I think you will not deny that life is precious, as man lives only once. This glass represents human beings; the water in it, civilization. Forgive my rudeness. Civilization is a product of man. There can’t be civilization, when there is no human being. Mr. Bar?
Bar: Mei, sit down please. You want to discuss Buddhism(佛教)with me?
Mei: I know very little about Buddhists. But I respect them a lot. As a child, I learned from my parents that Buddhists teach people to do good, and not evil. Is that right?
Bar: That’s the fundamental idea.
Mei: So Buddhism(佛教)rewards goodness; does it punish evil?
Bar: Yes, but Buddhism says that punishment is carried out in the next life.
Mei: That means if someone does evil in this lifetime, they will pay for it in the next, right?
Bar: That’s right.
Mei: Then what’s going to stop the crimes, here and now? Can Buddha forbid Japan to start another war? You think Hidakigoja believed in Buddha?
Bar: Buddha can help him believe. Buddha will love him and forgive him for everything he has done. In the end, Buddha will embrace everyone. That’s how his power works.
Mei: That’s far awa
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