Exam 6: Jainism
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A formalized system of religious observance features the _______ for the layperson.
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According to Jain belief, because human nature has become continually more depraved, Mahavira is
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Mahavira's followers included eleven ganadharas, or disciples, who had been Hindu brahmins before hearing Mahavira's message.
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The Jain initiation ritual, diksha, marks the point at which
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The founders of Jainism fit into a general category of religious movements that emphasized as a means of spiritual development
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Historians tend to agree with the traditional Jain perspective that Mahavira followed an already established form of Jainism-possibly that of _______, the twenty-third tirthankara.
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Which of the following is not among the twenty-four tirthankaras of the current world cycle?
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The Shvetambara sect officially rejects the Digambara texts and follows instead
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Fasting is a quite common practice among Jain laity, especially women.
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The most recent of the tirthankaras, _______, is especially significant.
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The most fortunate rebirth is considered by Jains to be a deity in one of the brightest heavens.
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Describe kevala; include consideration of how it relates to the need to purify one's soul.
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According to the Jain classification, "sentient creatures" is an extensive category that is made up of all living things that have a central nervous system.
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