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## Table of Contents
**Chapter One**
**Explanation of the Subject Matter through Special Meaning**
**Two Types of Origin of Right Faith**
**Invocation**
**1. Meaning of the Words Nature and Acquisition**
**The Uththanika of the Tattvartha Sutra**
**1. Whether Right Faith Arises from Nature or Acquisition**
**Solution to this Doubt**
**The Nature of Liberation**
**The Significance of the Word 'That' in the Sutra 'Tannisargadhighamadva'**
**The Meaning of the Word 'That' as Expounded by Different Proponents**
**The Origin and Refutation of the Nature of Liberation**
**The Names of the Seven Tattvas**
**The Nature of the Seven Tattvas as Expounded by Different Proponents in the Means of Attaining Liberation**
**The Contradictions and the Significance of the Text through Special Meaning**
**The Explanation of the Merits and Demerits**
**2. Why are the Nine Substances Not Included in the Path of Liberation?**
**The Nature of the Path of Liberation**
**4. Solution to this Doubt**
**The Etymology of the Word 'Samyak'**
**Right Knowledge and Right Conduct**
**The Meaning of the Word 'Tattva' as a Noun**
**The Nature of the Soul and Others**
**The Consideration of 'Samyak' as a Co-ordinate**
**The Significance of the Adjective**
**4. The Etymology of Faith, Knowledge, and Conduct According to the Gender and Number of the Noun**
**4. The Objection that the Adjective Should Also Have the Same Gender and Number as the Noun**
**The Objection that the Agent and the Instrument Should Be One**
**The Solution to this Objection**
**12 Solutions**
**5. The Exposition of the Four Deposits: Name, etc.**
**The Nature of the Four Deposits: Faith, Knowledge, etc.**
**The Justification for Placing the Word 'Conduct' at the End of All Four Deposits**
**13 The Exposition of the Soul through the Four Deposits**
**5. The Significance of the Singular Form of the Word 'Path'**
**5. The Utility of the Four Deposits**
**The Characteristics of Right Faith**
**6. The Etymology of the Word 'Tattva' Used in the Sutra 'Namastapanna'**
**6. The Significance of the Word 'That'**
**The Etymology of the Word 'Artha'**
**6. Explanation of the Deposits through Special Meaning**
**14 The Nature of Right Faith with the Etymology of 'Tattvartha'**
**6. The Indication of Proof and Nay**
**The Meaning of the Root 'Dasha'**
**How are the Two Types of Faith: Self-Interest and Other-Interest Possible, When the Meaning of the Root 'Dasha' is 'Light'?**
**The Solution to this Doubt**
**7. The Nature of Self-Interest and Other-Interest**
**The Justification for Placing the Word 'Proof' Before the Word 'Nay' in the Sutra on Right Faith**
**The Objections Arising from Considering 'Proof' as a Characteristic**
**The Solution to the Objections**
**The Nature of 'Nay' in Both 'Tattva' and 'Artha'**
**The Utility of 'Nay' in Both 'Sakala' and 'Vikala'**
**7. The Indication of 'Desha'**
**The Nature of the Two Fundamental Types of 'Nay': 'Saraga' and 'Vitraga'**
**The Nature of the Differences Between Them**
**7. The Subject**