A) Confucius B) Buddha C) Nagarjuna D) Lao Tzu
A) Great Vehicle B) Middle Way C) Perfect Wisdom D) Empty Path
A) 24 B) 18 C) 27 D) 30
A) Divine absence B) Lack of inherent existence C) Mental construct D) Complete nothingness
A) They are the same B) Neither identical nor different C) Effect creates cause D) Cause precedes effect
A) Human and divine truth B) Relative and absolute truth C) Temporal and eternal truth D) Conventional and ultimate truth
A) Only present moment is real B) Time is eternal C) Time is an illusion D) Past, present, and future are interdependent
A) They are absolute truths B) They are valid conventionally but empty ultimately C) They are provisional teachings D) They are metaphorical
A) It is a heavenly realm B) It is union with God C) It is eternal bliss D) It is the cessation of all conceptual proliferation
A) It is divine movement B) It proves change is real C) It is an illusion of senses D) It cannot be established ultimately
A) Whole is more real than parts B) They are identical C) Parts are more real than whole D) Neither can exist independently
A) Emptiness makes conventional reality possible B) They are completely separate C) Conventional reality creates emptiness D) Emptiness negates conventional reality
A) Avoiding strong opinions B) Balancing good and evil C) Not clinging to any position D) Moderation in all things
A) Liberation from suffering B) Social reform C) Magical powers D) Intellectual satisfaction |