RELIGIONS
BUDDHISM
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Question
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From the “Theravada Buddhism Reading", If you do not choose to make a life long commitment to a monotheistic life, what is not suggested you do?
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Live the life of a lay person.
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Support the needs of a monk.
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Hope to become a better person in life, such as a saint.
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None of the answers stated is acceptable.
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -As Theravada Buddhist monk Ajahn Brahm explains, when “we fight the world, we have what is called suffering, ‘’ but “the more we accept the world, the more we can actually enjoy the world.”
Detailed explanation-2: -The ideal of Theravada Buddhism is the arhat (Pali: arahant), or perfected saint, who attains enlightenment as a result of his own efforts.
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