In Buddhist Thought, Death Can Be an Evil Because __________

question 43

Multiple Choice

In Buddhist thought, death can be an evil because __________.

• A)it leads to escape from the wheel of rebirths
• B)it may lead to rebirth into another life of suffering
• C)it leads to a state beyond desire
• D)it represents a rejection of the possibility of nirvana
• E)it leads to a state that is serene and peaceful

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