How does the Phoenix Hall, Byodoin, Uji (Fig. 12-11) reflect ideas of Pure Land Buddhism?

A. It simulates the appearance of the paradise that awaits believers after death.
B. It provides an ideal environment for private meditation and contemplation of nature.
C. Its design is based on a mandala that believers must use in their religious practice.
D. It affirms that only the most cultured aristocrats could attain enlightenment.


Answer: A

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