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Appart from other fundamental issues on dogma, Nichiren Shū does not believe the Dai-Gohonzon, which is revered in Nichiren Shōshū, to be superior to other Gohonzons nor that it has been inscribed by Nichiren at all: “ Although the Daigohonzon in itself is a valid Mandala Gohonzon, this concept of a super Gohonzon that empowers all the others blatantly contradicted Nichiren Daishonin's teachings and consequently, created a great feeling of mistrust with other Nikko temples .” This view is very similar to SGI teaching on this matter: “ First, the power of any Gohonzon, including the Dai-Gohonzon, can be tapped only through the power of faith.
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