Question

Which are Buddhist beliefs?

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
The essential self of a living being never dies.

B.
The path to happiness is through doing one's duty within one's class.

C.
How one is reborn has nothing to do with caste.

D.
The relationship between parent and child is the most important relationship in society.

Answer 1

@just_one_last_goodbye

Answer 2

i know a is correct i need one more or maybe even more i that matter

Answer 3

@Houdini_Dragon what else do you think it could be

Answer 4

no guessing i want proof plz thx i dunno that is why i am asking

Answer 5

do u know?

Answer 6

yes I do but I can not give out direct answers

Answer 7

ok well u know that a is for sure correct yes? well can u explain plz

Answer 8

oh oh oh wait is it a and c?

Answer 9

yes it is, would you like something that backs that up?

Answer 10

yes plz anyone else agree with @goalieboy ?

Answer 11

The core of Buddhism is non-theistic. Buddhist philosophy comes out of Hindu philosophy which contains deities, but Buddhists are not concerned with deities, whether they exist or not. It's a matter of enlightenment that they seek, not connection with deity or worship. There may be some sects that do believe and even honor deity and certainly there are sects that honor figures called bodhisattva or "being of wisdom", which I will describe as something akin to angels in Christinanity... they are beings who have reached enlightenment, died and now use their immense compassion to aid others in reaching that same goal.
The Buddha is honored as an ideal to strive for, an example to live by, an honored elder, not necessarily a deity. The Buddha was a great teacher who discovered powerful truths and discovered the eightfold path to enlightenment (which is escape from suffering and escape from the cycle of constant reincarnation and rebirth to reach "nirvana" or non-existence/perfection). He is not seen as a deity, rather as a teacher and a being that can help you reach enlightenment... but the heavy lifting must be done on your own.
I typically class Buddhism as an atheistic or agnostic religion... though many point out that it is more of a philosophy then a religion.

Here are some of the basic teachings of Buddhism:

The four noble truths of Buddhism-
1. Life means suffering.
2. The origin of suffering is attachment.
3. The cessation of suffering is attainable.
4. The path to the cessation of suffering (is the eightfold path to enlightenment

Answer 12

@Houdini_Dragon here is somthing that backs that up

Answer 13

hmmm ok thx

Answer 14

I agree with @goalieboy

Answer 15

ok thx!!!

Answer 16

please fan and medal

Answer 17

@Houdini_Dragon