Early Buddhist Texts Describe the Notion of Reincarnation As

question 49

Multiple Choice

Early Buddhist texts describe the notion of reincarnation as:

• A) based on the ethical behavior during the previous incarnation.
• B) automatically recycling the soul to a "higher" state.
• C) accessible only to elites in monasteries.
• D) more likely to take place for women than for men.

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