Nudity as a means of spiritual liberation

Non-violence and ahimsa

The existence of a permanent soul

The rejection of material possessions

Moksha or liberation from the cycle of rebirth

Accumulation of wealth and material possessions

Attainment of worldly pleasures and desires

Fulfillment of social and familial obligations

It represents the renunciation of all material possessions and desires

It is a symbol of purity and detachment

It is a means of attracting attention and gaining followers

It is a way to express individuality and freedom

Women are considered equal to men in their spiritual potential

Women are seen as inferior to men and not capable of spiritual liberation

Women are allowed to practice Jainism but are restricted from certain rituals

Women are not allowed to practice Jainism at all

The Acharanga Sutra

The Bhagavad Gita

The Digambara Sutras

The Upanishads

The soul is eternal, unchanging, and distinct from the body

The soul is a product of the mind and does not exist independently

The soul is subject to change and transformation

The soul is an illusion and has no real existence

The universe is eternal and cyclical, with periods of creation and destruction

The universe is created by a divine being and is subject to his/her will

The universe is a product of chance and has no inherent meaning or purpose

The universe is an illusion and has no real existence

Karma is the result of one's actions and determines one's future destiny

Karma is a divine punishment for sins committed in past lives

Karma is a random force that affects human life without any logical connection to one's actions

Karma is an illusion and has no real impact on human life

Moksha is the complete liberation from the cycle of rebirth and the attainment of a state of pure consciousness

Moksha is the union of the individual soul with the divine

Moksha is the realization of one's true self and the shedding of all attachments

Moksha is the attainment of eternal happiness and pleasure

Dilwara Temples, Mount Abu

Gomateshwara Statue, Shravanabelagola

Kailasa Temple, Ellora

Brihadeeswara Temple, Thanjavur

Kundakunda

Bhadrabahu

Mahavira

Gautama Buddha

Ahimsa is the highest virtue and should be practiced in all aspects of life

Ahimsa is important but can be compromised in certain situations

Ahimsa is not essential for spiritual progress

Ahimsa is a hindrance to spiritual growth

Knowledge is essential for spiritual liberation and can be acquired through study and contemplation

Knowledge is not necessary for spiritual liberation and can be an obstacle to spiritual progress

Knowledge is only useful for worldly pursuits and has no relevance to spiritual life

Knowledge is a product of the mind and has no real existence

Reality is ultimately unknowable and the self is an illusion

Reality is composed of both matter and spirit, and the self is a distinct entity from the world

Reality is a product of the mind and has no objective existence

Reality is a unified whole and the self is an integral part of it

Rituals and ceremonies are essential for spiritual progress and should be performed regularly

Rituals and ceremonies are useful but not essential for spiritual progress

Rituals and ceremonies are a hindrance to spiritual progress and should be avoided

Rituals and ceremonies have no place in spiritual life