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The sacred texts of Buddhism are called the... A. Tanakh B. Ramayana C. Vedas D. Tripitaka

The sacred texts of Buddhism are called the... A. Tanakh B. Ramayana C. Vedas D. Tripitaka
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The sacred texts of Buddhism are called the...

A. Tanakh
B. Ramayana
C. Vedas
D. Tripitaka

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D. Tripitaka

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The Buddhist canon consists of the Sutras: the words and teachings of the Buddha. The Tripitaka (Pali Canon), Mahayana Sutras and the Tibetan Book of the Dead are three major noncanonical Buddhist texts.
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