Dhamma: The Human Personality (AQA GCSE Religious Studies A): Quizzes
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What is Theravada Buddhism often known as?
What is Theravada Buddhism often known as?
School of the Elders
What is the ultimate goal in Theravada Buddhism?
What is the ultimate goal in Theravada Buddhism?
Nibbana
What does Nibbana mean?
What does Nibbana mean?
Liberation from cycle of birth and death
What is Mahayana Buddhism known as?
What is Mahayana Buddhism known as?
Great Vehicle
What makes Mahayana Buddhism distinctive from Theravada?
What makes Mahayana Buddhism distinctive from Theravada?
Aims for enlightenment of all beings
What is Sensation (vedana) in the Five Aggregates?
What is Sensation (vedana) in the Five Aggregates?
Emotions or pain from body's interactions
What is Mental Formation (samskara)?
What is Mental Formation (samskara)?
Thoughts leading to good or bad deeds
What is Consciousness (vijnana) in the Five Aggregates?
What is Consciousness (vijnana) in the Five Aggregates?
General awareness of self and world
What do the Five Aggregates reveal about the self?
What do the Five Aggregates reveal about the self?
Self is a collection of changing phenomena
What does Sunyata mean in Mahayana Buddhism?
What does Sunyata mean in Mahayana Buddhism?
Emptiness; all is interdependent
What is Buddha-nature?
What is Buddha-nature?
All beings have potential to be Buddhas
Why do Mahayana Buddhists postpone reaching Nibbana?
Why do Mahayana Buddhists postpone reaching Nibbana?
To help others attain enlightenment