Dhamma: The Three Marks of Existence (Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B): Quizzes
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What are the Three Marks of Existence in Buddhism?
What are the Three Marks of Existence in Buddhism?
Dukkha, Anicca, Anatta
What does Dukkha refer to?
What does Dukkha refer to?
The unsatisfactory nature of life
Which is NOT one of the three types of suffering?
Which is NOT one of the three types of suffering?
Suffering of karma
What causes the Suffering of Attachment?
What causes the Suffering of Attachment?
Attachment to things that change or are lost
What does Anicca mean?
What does Anicca mean?
Everything is impermanent & changing
How are Anicca and Dukkha related?
How are Anicca and Dukkha related?
Attachment & expecting permanence causes suffering
Which example shows Anicca in non-living things?
Which example shows Anicca in non-living things?
A mountain gradually eroding
What did Buddha tell Kisa Gotami to collect?
What did Buddha tell Kisa Gotami to collect?
Mustard seed from home with no death
What did Kisa Gotami learn about suffering?
What did Kisa Gotami learn about suffering?
Suffering is a universal experience
What does Anatta teach?
What does Anatta teach?
There is no fixed or permanent self
What does the car analogy illustrate about Anatta?
What does the car analogy illustrate about Anatta?
Self is a name for changing parts
What did Nagasena teach about the chariot?
What did Nagasena teach about the chariot?
Self is merely a name for parts