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There are two kinds of wisdom, correct and perverse. No matter how wise a person may appear, if his assertions are warped you should not listen to him. Nor should you follow priests merely because they are venerable or of high rank. Nichiren Daishonin (WND-1, 1028)
 

Court Cases

Page Tokyo High Court Dismissed the Appeal by Priests
Dec. 2004 - No. 1
Page Masatomo Yamazaki Apologizes
Nov. 2004 - No. 2
Page Tokyo High Court Orders Yamazaki to Pay
Sept. 2004 - No. 3
Page Supreme Court Rejects Nichiren Shoshu’s Appeal
Feb. 2004 - No. 4
Page Tokyo District Court Rules Against Journalist Okkotsu
Dec. 2003 - No. 5
Page Unlawful Dumping of Cremated Remains
Dec. 2003 - No. 6
Page Supreme Court Dismisses Appeal by Nichiren Shoshu
Sept. 2003 - No. 7
Page Nichiren Shoshu Chief Priest Accepts Courts Ruling of Defamation
July 2003 - No. 9
Page Journalist Okkotsu Accepts Ruling from Tokyo High Court
August 2003 - No. 8
Page Tokyo High Court Rules Against Journalist Okkotsu
May 2003 - No. 11
Page Tokyo District Court Dismisses Libel Suit Filed by Asaki
March 2003 - No. 12
Page Illegal Distribution of Defamatory Materials by Priests
Feb. 2003 - No. 13
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