Exam 5: Jainism and Sikhism
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Give at least three examples of differences between Digambara and Shvetambara beliefs regarding the life and teachings of Mahavira.
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Explain why Har Gobind began the Sikh tradition of wearing two swords and what they represent.
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Digambaras believe that a woman must be reborn as a man before she can become a Tirthankara.
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After the death of Guru Gobind Singh, the Sikhs were ordered to honor only the
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Of the five stages in a Sikh's progress toward union with God, which of these does not belong?
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In The Story of Samaraditya , by Haribhadra, a man clung to life for
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Sikhs believe the world and humans to be essentially opposed to God.
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The Jain laity do not generally apply the doctrine of nonviolence to capital punishment.
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Identify and describe each of the five stages of a Sikh's progress toward union with God.
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In The Story of Samaraditya , what does Haribhadra interpret the drops of honey to represent?
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