Caṇḍālasutta untranslated

Caṇḍālasutta. He who is without faith, without morals, is a diviner by curious ceremonies, believes in luck and not deeds, who seeks outside the Saṅgha for persons worthy of gifts – such a man is a Caṇḍāla among laymen. The person possessing the opposite qualities is like a lotus. AN.iii.206.