Which of the following best sums up Jean-Paul's Sartre's philosophy of life?
A. There is no real right or wrong.
B. Everything happens for a reason.
C. People are formed by their own free decisions.
D. Everyone should take responsibility for their actions.
C
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The influential foreign religion that began as a rivalry with Daoism in the first millennium C.E. was
a. Hinduism. b. Confucianism. c. Buddhism. d. Judaism.
Why is a person who achieves the highest state called Jina or "winner over one's passions"?
a. because that person has been able to leave society and live in poverty b. because that person has been able to defeat the demon of desire c. because that person has been able to remove impurities from his or her jiva d. because that person has been able to conquer the nine demon warriors of Mara
A type of meditation modeled on the experience of Gautama under the bo tree and devoted to achieving insight or truth is called
a. Sammatta. b. vihara. c. stupas. d. Vipassana.
One of the "Ten Commandments of Philosophy" is "Divide and Conquer," which refers to
a. a method of defeating opponents in a debate. b. a method for classifying different philosophies. c. the analytic method of examining a problem or theory. d. appropriating your ideas in a personal way.