Hinduism and buddhism

For a Hindu, karma means...

• the rebirth of a soul into another body.

• the cycle of life, death and reincarnation.

• how your actions affect your next life.

• that your bad actions will cause something bad in your life.

Samsara is...

• the end goal of all Hindus, similar to Christian heaven.

• the cycle of life, death and reincarnation.

• the ultimate Hindu deity, the world soul.

• a Buddhist home altar.

Nirvana is....

• the Buddhist cycle of life, death and reincations.

• the place Buddhists believe you end up if you do bad deeds.

• a place of worship of the Hindus.

• the Buddhist end goal, state of enlightenment.

For a Buddhist believer, dharma means...

• the spiritual community of other believers.

• the englightenment.

• the teachings and truths of Buddha.

• meditation.

What is this building called?

• Samsara

• Stupa

• Tripitaka

• Buddha

Hinduism is a...

• nontheistic religion.

• monotheistic religion.

• polytheistic religion.

An example of a monotheistic religion could be...

• Hinduism.

• Christianity.

• Finish paganism.

• Shintoism.

Hinduism is a nontheistic religion.

• True.

• False.

Buddhism was founded by _____________________.

After meditating under a boddhi tree, Gautama reached the enlightement and he became ____________________________.