Buddhism: The Concept of Dhamma (Dharma) (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Quizzes
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What does dhamma (or dharma) refer to?
What does dhamma (or dharma) refer to?
The Buddha's teachings & universal law
What is Pali?
What is Pali?
Main language for Theravada texts
What is dependent arising?
What is dependent arising?
All things arise in dependence on conditions
What is samsara?
What is samsara?
The repeating cycle of life & re-birth
What are the three refuges of Buddhism?
What are the three refuges of Buddhism?
Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha
What is the Sangha?
What is the Sangha?
The Buddhist community
What do the Buddha's teachings help guide Buddhists to do?
What do the Buddha's teachings help guide Buddhists to do?
Reduce suffering & lead to happiness
The Buddha compared his teaching to a raft. What did this mean?
The Buddha compared his teaching to a raft. What did this mean?
Use it to cross then let go
What is kamma (karma)?
What is kamma (karma)?
Actions; skilful leads to happiness
According to Buddhism, what happens when we die?
According to Buddhism, what happens when we die?
Karmic energy transfers to new body
How many nidanas (links/stages) are in the Tibetan Wheel of Life?
How many nidanas (links/stages) are in the Tibetan Wheel of Life?
12
How can Buddhists break free from the cycle of samsara?
How can Buddhists break free from the cycle of samsara?
Break the habit of craving (tanha)