Multiple Choice
The doctrine of karma fundamentally holds that when people perform good actions,
A) they will tend to live good lives.
B) they will experience good consequences as a causal result of those actions.
C) God will look upon them favorably.
D) they are guaranteed to become Brahmins in their next lives.
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