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The English translation preserving the Jain terms is as follows:
The Shri Sutrakritanga Sutra states that those things which are worthy of Yogyata (fitness) are considered as Shankita (doubtful) and Shankayogya (worthy of doubt), such as Vagura (fetters) and others. Those who are engaged in doubting them, they wander about in Pasha (bonds) and other such things, according to the context.
Further, to reveal the extreme delusion, it is said - "Parityrajati" (it protects). The Parityrajana (protection) born in them, those who, due to extreme foolishness, have perverted intellect, even though they are worthy of protection, apprehend fear. Similarly, the Pashita (bound) ones, i.e., those endowed with Pasha (bonds), considering them as causing Anarthapada (harm), while they themselves, out of ignorance and fear, are completely overwhelmed and subjugated, either considering the Shankaneya (doubtful) as Ashankaneya (not doubtful) or the Parityrajanopaita (endowed with protection) as Pashadi Anarthopeta (endowed with bonds and other harms), wander about in those places where there is abundance of Anartha (harm), like Pasha, Vagura, etc., getting completely absorbed in them.
Having established this illustration, the Ekantavadins (absolutists), who are the proponents of Niyativada (fatalism) and Ajnanavada (ignorance), should be refuted as Dantika (tamed), because they too, being Ekantavadins (absolutists) and Ajnanika (ignorant), devoid of Anekantavada (non-absolutism) which is the protector, apprehend the Anekantavada, which is free from all defects, by accepting the causality of Kalesvaraadi (time, God, etc.), as not worthy of doubt, while they do not doubt the Ekanta (absolute) Niyatyajnanavada (doctrine of fatalistic ignorance), though it is worthy of doubt. Being such, they, while doubting the Anekantavada which is worthy of Parityrajana (protection), considering the Ekantavada, which is logically untenable and full of Anarthas (harms), as not worthy of doubt, remain enveloped in ignorance, and wander about in those places of Karmabandha (bondage of karmas).