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Indian Religions Moksha

Moksha embodies the timeless struggle between worldly existence and ultimate freedom.

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What is the primary conflict that moksha addresses in Indian religions?

The conflict between different gods in Hindu mythology. The struggle to accumulate wealth and social status. The cycle of death and rebirth (saṃsāra) and liberation from it.

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Indian Religions Buddhism

A prince's rejection of ritual sparked a spiritual revolution shaping millions of lives

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What was a key factor that allowed Buddhism to spread widely across Asia?

Its teachings emphasized personal experience and ethical living accessible to all. It required strict adherence to caste-based rituals and priestly authority. It spread primarily through military conquest and political force.

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Indian Religions Moksha

Moksha represents ultimate liberation from the cycle of death and rebirth in Indian religions

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In the context of moksha, what does freedom from 'saṃsāra' primarily signify?

Attaining material wealth and prosperity Achieving political power and influence Liberation from the cycle of death and rebirth

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Indian Religions Hinduism

Hinduism is considered the world's oldest living religion, rooted in the concept of dharma

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Which concept in Hinduism represents the cosmic order that followers strive to uphold through rituals and righteous living?

Karma Moksha Dharma

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Indian Religions Jainism

Jainism's profound commitment to nonviolence shapes a unique path to spiritual liberation

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Which of the following ethical principles is NOT one of the three core pillars of Jain philosophy?

Ahiṃsā (nonviolence) Aparigraha (non-possession) Dharma (duty)

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Indian Religions Sikhism

Sikhism emerged in 15th century Punjab emphasizing equality, devotion, and community service

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What is the primary scripture of Sikhism that contains the teachings of the Sikh Gurus?

Bhagavad Gita Guru Granth Sahib Quran

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