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Abhidhammapiṭaka · Kathāvatthu · Vol. 37 · Section 1805

[1805] S. "There is mundane (lokiya) faith (saddhā), but there is no mundane faith faculty (saddhindriya)?" P. "Yes." S. "There is mundane mind (mano), but there is no mundane mind-faculty (manindriya)?" P. "It should not be said thus." … S. "There is mundane wisdom (paññā), but there is no mundane wisdom faculty (paññindriya)?" P. "Yes." S. "There is mundane mind, but there is no mundane mind-faculty?" P. "It should not be said thus." … S. "There is mundane faith, but there is no mundane faith faculty?" P. "Yes." S. "There is mundane joy (somanassa), but there is no mundane joy faculty (somanassindriya)? … There is mundane life (jīvita), but there is no mundane life-faculty (jīvitindriya)?" P. "It should not be said thus." … S. "There is mundane wisdom, but there is no mundane wisdom faculty?" P. "Yes." S. "There is mundane life, but there is no mundane life-faculty?" P. "It should not be said thus." …

English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.