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Which of the following are not key aspects of Buddhism as taught by the Buddha? karma, dharma, and rebirth moksha, moral principles, and Brahman moral principles, meditation, an…

Which of the following are not key aspects of Buddhism as taught by the Buddha? karma, dharma, and rebirth moksha, moral principles, and Brahman moral principles, meditation, an…
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Which of the following are not key aspects of Buddhism as taught by the Buddha?

karma, dharma, and rebirth
moksha, moral principles, and Brahman
moral principles, meditation, and the middle way of life
the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path, and nirvana

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Moksha, Moral Princpiples, and Brahman

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The middle way of life.
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