Which of the following are not key aspects of Buddhism as taught by the Buddha?

A. karma, dharma, and rebirth

B. moksha, moral principles, and Brahman

C. moral principles, meditation, and the middle way of life

D. the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path, and nirvana

Question

Which of the following are not key aspects of Buddhism as taught by the Buddha? 

A. karma, dharma, and rebirth

B. moksha, moral principles, and Brahman

C. moral principles, meditation, and the middle way of life

D. the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path, and nirvana

anonymous · Answer

@Abhisar

abhisar · Answer

A ?

abhisar · Answer

No i think B

anonymous · Answer

It is A

anonymous · Answer

Hinduism believed in Karma, Dhrama, and rebirth

anonymous · Answer

so do did Buddhism

anonymous · Answer

wait it's A

abhisar · Answer

u think brahman is an aspect of buddhism ?

anonymous · Answer

The Buddhism's belived in Four Noble Truths, Eightfold Path, Middle Path, Dalai Lama, Nirvana, and Siddhartha Gautama

anonymous · Answer

Hinduism believed in Karma, Brahma, Caste System, Shiva, Ganesha, Vishnu, Samsara, Bahagavad Gita, and it evolved from the Vedic System

abhisar · Answer

Brahman is name of a caste in hinduism !

anonymous · Answer

but they also never believed in rebirth karma and dhrama either. I know they didn't believe in Brahman either, so I really am not sure here.

abhisar · Answer

Dharma means duty, karma means work

anonymous · Answer

well then go with B.

abhisar · Answer

and one more thing, u know what is dalai lama ?

abhisar · Answer

@Master_General_B_C

anonymous · Answer

spiritual head of Tibetan Buddhism

abhisar · Answer

yes..and he is an example of rebirth...

abhisar · Answer

anywayzz...