Dhamma: The Human Personality (Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B): Quizzes
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What is Theravada Buddhism often called?
What is Theravada Buddhism often called?
School of the Elders
What is the ultimate goal in Theravada Buddhism?
What is the ultimate goal in Theravada Buddhism?
Nibbana
What is Mahayana Buddhism known as?
What is Mahayana Buddhism known as?
Great Vehicle
How do Mahayana Buddhists differ in their approach to enlightenment?
How do Mahayana Buddhists differ in their approach to enlightenment?
They aim for enlightenment of all beings
What do the Five Aggregates compose in Theravada belief?
What do the Five Aggregates compose in Theravada belief?
The human personality
What does vedana (Sensation) refer to in the Five Aggregates?
What does vedana (Sensation) refer to in the Five Aggregates?
Emotions or physical pain from interaction
What is samjna (Perception) in the Five Aggregates?
What is samjna (Perception) in the Five Aggregates?
Recognising things from past experiences
What does samskara (Mental Formation) involve?
What does samskara (Mental Formation) involve?
Thoughts leading to good or bad deeds
What is vijnana (Consciousness) in the Five Aggregates?
What is vijnana (Consciousness) in the Five Aggregates?
General awareness of self and world
What does rupa (Form) refer to in the Five Aggregates?
What does rupa (Form) refer to in the Five Aggregates?
Physical aspects like sense organs
What does Sunyata mean in Mahayana Buddhism?
What does Sunyata mean in Mahayana Buddhism?
Emptiness - things lack intrinsic nature
What does Buddha-nature refer to in Mahayana Buddhism?
What does Buddha-nature refer to in Mahayana Buddhism?
All beings have potential to become Buddhas
Why do Mahayana Buddhists postpone reaching Nibbana?
Why do Mahayana Buddhists postpone reaching Nibbana?
To help others attain enlightenment