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Ancient scriptures that are the foundation of Hinduism are the
Maya
Upanishads
Vedas
Moksha
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Which of the following is one of the 5 precepts of Buddhism?
Do not consume intoxicants
Do not covet
Do not take life
Do not take what is not given
3
In Buddhism, the Three Marks of Existence, belief that he world is always changing, is called
Dukkha (suffering or dislocation)
Anatma (no self)
Anicca (impermanence)
Atman (Soul)
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The "ultimate reality" is called
Upanishads
Guru
Artha
Brahman
5
The incarnation of a Hindu god, especially Vishnu, in human or animal form is a(n)-
Moksha
Atman
Avatar
Karma
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Liberation by letting go of the yearning for false selfhood (individual existence) is called
Samsara
Nirvana
Veda
Atman
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A Hindu priest is called a
Guru
Brahma
Veda
Moksha
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An ancient language of India is …
Avatar
Sanskrit
Veda
Karma
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In Buddhism, the only route to contentment was through the renunciation of all ....
Wisdom
Karma
Love
Desires
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The word for Buddhist teachings is
Mantra
Samsara
Avatar
Dharma
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The moral law of cause & effect
Karma
Lotus Sutra
Dharma
Kanjur
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In Buddhism, the Dharma emphasizes the development of wisdom rather than faith
False
True
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In Hinduism the experience of birth, life, and death repeatedly until one achieves oneness with the Brahman is called
Moksha
Samsara
Veda
Karma
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The individual soul in Buddhism & Hinduism is called …
Atman
Brahman
Maya
Yoga
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The state of mind by those who are enlightened is called
Nirvanna
Heaven
Brahman
Buddha
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In Buddhism & Hinduism ___________ is seen as the transference of a bundle of energy, patterned according to one's karma
Karma
Samsara
Atman
Dharma
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The founder of Buddhism was -
Jesus of Nazareth
Dali Lama
Siddhartha Gautama
Bodhidharma
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In the Three Marks of Existence, the belief that there is no ultimate reality within the soul is called
Anatma (no-self)
Atman (soul)
Anicca (impermanence)
Dukkha (suffering or dislocation)