Explain briefly three of the basic Jain ethical principles.
What will be an ideal response?
Answers will vary.
Philosophy & Belief
You might also like to view...
The “Oral Torah” was finally written down in the Talmud, where it became authoritative for Judaism
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Philosophy & Belief
Loving those who are responsible for injustice is not consistent with challenging injustice
a. true b. false
Philosophy & Belief
For Parmenides, the "world stuff" was:
a. change, symbolized by fire b. numbers c. air d. being
Philosophy & Belief
Frankfurt's Decision Inducer thought experiment is intended to show that
A. you can be held responsible for an action even if you couldn't have failed to perform it. B. you cannot be held responsible for an action if you couldn't have failed to perform it. C. no one can be held responsible for an action. D. you can be held responsible for an action as long as your choice is made consciously.
Philosophy & Belief