The mind-body problem in Buddhism is
A) a problem about how two totally different substances interact.
B) a problem about how a variety of differing processes can causally affect each other.
C) not a problem at all.
D) solved by their theory that Atman exists as the center of consciousness.
B
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By advising Arjuna to approach the battle using karma yoga, Krishna is recommending that Arjuna
A) adopt an attitude of detachment toward the consequences of his actions. B) passionately commit himself to fighting. C) use meditation and not weapons to defeat the enemy. D) employ the Golden Rule.
Suppose that a sociologist notices a correlation between the rate of personal bankruptcy filings and the suicide rate. As the bankruptcy rate increases, the suicide rare increases, and vice versa. The sociologist concludes that personal bankruptcy is a cause of suicide. What method did the sociologist use in drawing this conclusion?
A) The method of concomitant variation. B) The method of agreement. C) The method of difference. D) The method of residues. E) The joint method of agreement and difference.
Confucianism teaches both a personal and a social morality
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
In Perry's dialogue, Weirob argues that the memory theory of personal identity can't account for the scenario in which God makes two Heavenly copies of me
Indicate whether the statement is true or false