What Sets Tibetan or Lamaist Buddhism Apart from Other Forms

question 11

Multiple Choice

What sets Tibetan or Lamaist Buddhism apart from other forms of Buddhism?

• A) Lamaist Buddhism is less oriented toward magic, but it is more tightly organized than other forms of religion.
• B) Lamaist Buddhism is more oriented toward magic, and it is more tightly organized than other forms of religion.
• C) Lamaist Buddhism is less oriented toward magic, and it is also less tightly organized than other forms of religion.
• D) Lamaist Buddhism is more oriented toward magic, but it is less tightly organized than other forms of religion.
• E) There is no real difference.

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