Talk:Nichiren Shu
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The (not so) "short overview" section, added by an anonymous contributor, does not appear to be a copyvio but needs some fairly heaving editing and wikifying. Jpatokal 07:40, 25 Nov 2004 (UTC)
- Gave it a shot, but I'm not sure how well it works. Something is awry. I suspect is that the section feels like a rebuttal of some sort--like it's author has a specific "discussion partner" in mind whose allegations and such he's trying to refute.
- One sentence (see below) does not make sense; but I'm not familiar enough with how things are done in Nichiren Shu to know what he's driving at. I have seen the mandalas that he refers to, and the biggest difference in appearance between them and those of the Nichiren Shoshu school is the way they are signed by whoever inscribed them. I hope someone knowledgable will fill this out.
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- "The Mandalas used by Nichiren Shu believers are often inscribed or based on Nichiren's own works, not by the high priest as is the case in Nichiren Shoshu." Jim_Lockhart 07:49, 20 Jun 2005 (UTC)
