Diṭṭhisutta untranslated

Diṭṭhisutta 01. Bad conduct in deed, word and thought, and wrong views lead to purgatory; their opposites to heaven. AN.ii.226.

Diṭṭhisutta 02. The same qualities, as in the above, make one’s life barren, and earn for one the censure of the wise; their opposites have the opposite effect. AN.ii.228.

Diṭṭhisutta 03. A nun who is wrong in her views and her purpose and rejects the faith goes to purgatory. AN.iii.140.

Diṭṭhisutta 04. A monk who possesses dispassionate, benevolent and harmless thinking and right views is assured of salvation. AN.ii.76.

Diṭṭhisutta 05. Anāthapiṇḍika visits a gathering of confessors of other tenets and confutes them by propounding to them the tenets of the Buddha, so far as they are opposed to their own. AN.v.185ff.