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RE2003 Assessment Template
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Walden University, CBE Eastern Religions
Explain key tenets of Hinduism and Buddhism
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Module 1: Hinduism
Explain the key characteristics and significance of karma for making ethical choices, according to Hinduism.
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Explain why the fluidity of boundaries between different parts of the world is important for Hinduism. In your answer, reference at least one of the major strands that influenced Hinduism.
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Explain the role symbols play in Hinduism’s durability. Discuss at least two avatars in your response.
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Explain the importance of suffering in the Hindu tradition. Support your response with at least one specific example.
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Module 2: Buddhism
Explain how the basic teachings of the Buddha are captured in the images of the lotus and the flower.
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Explain the Four Noble Truths and how they relate to each other to form the foundation of Buddhist belief.
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Explain the relationship between humans and divine reality in Buddhism. In your response, be sure to discuss how the individual is understood to relate to the Buddha.
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Explain the main purpose of ritual in Buddhism. To support your response, explain at least one specific example.
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References
Include appropriately formatted references to scholarly sources to support the statements made in your report. Please refer to the Academic Writing Expectations Checklist for more information.
Use the following citation as an example:
Kurtz, L. R. (2016). Gods in the global village: The world’s religions in sociological perspective (4th ed.) . SAGE.