The last of the Four Noble Truths points to:
a. the cause of suffering .
b. ending desire.
c. a monastic lifestyle following the Middle Path
d. The Noble Eightfold Path.
d. The Noble Eightfold Path.
Analysis:
a. Incorrect. The Four Noble Truths diagnose the human problem, describe its cause, propose a cure, and prescribe a treatment.
b. Incorrect. The Four Noble Truths diagnose the human problem, describe its cause, propose a cure, and prescribe a treatment.
c. Incorrect. The First Noble Truth states all life is suffering. Suffering ranges from great physical and mental pain to mild emotional unhappiness.
d. Correct. The Four Noble Truths diagnose the human problem, describe its cause, propose a cure, and prescribe a treatment, following the Eightfold Path.
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