Jainism and Buddhism
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The question seems to focus on comparing or understanding the concepts of Jainism and Buddhism, which are both ancient religions originating from India, and it might involve their beliefs, practices, and philosophies.
Answer
Jainism believes in an eternal universe and immortal soul; Buddhism denies the soul and eternal universe. Jains accept karma, Buddhists don't.
Jainism teaches that the universe is eternal and the soul is immortal, while Buddhism teaches that there is no soul and the universe is not eternal. Jains believe in karma, while Buddhists do not.
Answer for screen readers
Jainism teaches that the universe is eternal and the soul is immortal, while Buddhism teaches that there is no soul and the universe is not eternal. Jains believe in karma, while Buddhists do not.
More Information
Jainism and Buddhism both originated in India around the same time, but they have distinct views on the nature of the soul, the universe, and the concept of karma.
Tips
Confusing the beliefs of the soul and universe between the two can lead to misunderstanding their principles. Remember that Jainism holds the universe and soul as eternal, unlike Buddhism.
Sources
- Difference Between Buddhism and Jainism - Vajiram & Ravi - vajiramandravi.com
- Similarities and differences between Jainism and Buddhism. - unacademy.com
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