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one Gohonzon in this temple and one in the home

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tanguatlay
 
Reply Thu 30 Jun, 2016 10:37 am
We have a wonderful Gohonzon in this temple and your home. (Gohonzon is an object of worship in Nichiren Shoshu)

Can the sentence be misinterpreted to mean one shared Gohonzon in this temple and at home?

If so, how to phrase it to mean 'one Gohonzon in this temple and one in the home'?

Thanks.
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engineer
 
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Reply Thu 30 Jun, 2016 11:17 am
@tanguatlay,
This is pretty confusing as written. I'd try "We have wonderful Gohonzons, one in the temple and one at home." There are other ways equally good.
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