Buddhism Key Beliefs: Faith (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Quizzes
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What are the three fundamental characteristics of existence identified by the Buddha?
What are the three fundamental characteristics of existence identified by the Buddha?
Dukkha, Anicca, Anatta
What does Dukkha refer to in Buddhist teaching?
What does Dukkha refer to in Buddhist teaching?
Unsatisfactory nature of life & suffering
What causes 'the suffering of change' in Buddhism?
What causes 'the suffering of change' in Buddhism?
Nothing is permanent; flux causes discomfort
Which example illustrates the suffering of attachment?
Which example illustrates the suffering of attachment?
Attachment to loved ones or mobile phones
What does Anicca mean?
What does Anicca mean?
Everything is impermanent & changing
Which example demonstrates Anicca in living things?
Which example demonstrates Anicca in living things?
An acorn growing into an oak tree
How does the note illustrate Anicca in non-living things?
How does the note illustrate Anicca in non-living things?
A mountain gradually eroding over time
How are Anicca and Dukkha related according to the Buddha?
How are Anicca and Dukkha related according to the Buddha?
Attachment + expecting no change = suffering
What did the Buddha ask Kisa Gotami to collect?
What did the Buddha ask Kisa Gotami to collect?
Mustard seed from home with no death
What did Kisa Gotami learn from visiting households?
What did Kisa Gotami learn from visiting households?
Suffering is a universal experience
What does Anatta teach about the self?
What does Anatta teach about the self?
There is no fixed or permanent self
What point does Nagasena make with the chariot analogy?
What point does Nagasena make with the chariot analogy?
Self is just a name for parts combined