There are many such words in the Buddhist scriptures. Does this mean that the scriptures were made up by later generations?

Sutra means Sutra. Sutra is the true truth. If someone does not believe in slandering the Dharma, he will receive such retribution. If he believes in it, there will be benefits.

This sutra was written by Ananda. Although Ananda had not yet attained the fruit of Arhat when he preached the Buddhist sutra, the Buddha had attained the fruit of Arhat not long after his nirvana. In addition, he had an incomparable memory. Therefore, he It is normal to understand Buddhist scriptures and principles accurately. One thing to note is that there were many times when Ananda was not present when the Buddha spoke the sutras, but the Buddha would call Ananda over and teach Ananda again. Ananda also requested that all the truths spoken by the Buddha should be explained to him. This was what Ananda did in order to let all sentient beings in the future listen to the Dharma.

1. You said that the Buddha did not ask his disciples to compile a sutra, but did the Buddha say that Ananda should remember it well, ask Ananda to spread it, and stop mistaking the order? Many sutras told Ananda to his face that he should spread this sutra and Dharma well and not let him stop it. Ananda promised the Buddha that he would not forget a single word. Don't call me an Arhat, even an ordinary person would record it in writing and pass it down. Ananda is not a fool. Do you want the Buddha to say such things? faint. . .

Already talking.

You said that the Buddha said, "If someone accepts, upholds, reads, and recites this sutra, what kind of benefits can he get, and if someone slanders this Dharma and this sutra, what kind of retribution will he receive?" It seems like you are deliberately pulling the strings. Believers,

The Buddha just said it truthfully. It’s up to you whether you believe it or not.

I said I’m not afraid of your jokes. To be honest, how could the Buddha win over believers? I guess I can't win over believers like you who don't believe in the fruit of hardship, don't believe in Buddhism, and like to do evil. . .