[64] The man who professes that there is no cause (ahetuvāda), he who holds that [all] is the creation of a Lord God (issarakuttika),
he who holds that [all] is due to deeds done before (pubbekata), the annihilationist (uccheda), and the man versed in the warrior-lore (khattavidha) —
these are unworthy men (asappurisa) in the world, fools who conceive themselves wise.
Such a one would do evil himself, and would cause another to do it as well;
association with unworthy men ends in suffering (dukkha), and its yield is bitter.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.