The Buddhist Doctrine of Anâtman or "No-Self" Is a Nonmoral

question 26

True/False

The Buddhist doctrine of anâtman or "no-self" is a nonmoral claim that entails that ethical egoism is false or nonsensical.

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Internal Hierarchy

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Formal Legitimate Authority

The officially recognized power held by an individual or body, derived from their position within an organizational or legal structure.

Temporary Coalition

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Single Issue

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