The Principles of Anekantavada in Jainism: Multiple Perspectives Online Test

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The Principles of Anekantavada in Jainism: Multiple Perspectives

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What is the central principle of Anekantavada?

The world is composed of multiple substances.
Reality is complex and multifaceted.
Truth is relative and depends on perspective.
All of the above.

What are the seven fundamental categories of Anekantavada?

Substance, quality, action, time, space, mode, and relation.
Soul, matter, time, space, motion, rest, and change.
Being, non-being, becoming, difference, identity, unity, and multiplicity.
Perception, inference, memory, doubt, error, truth, and falsehood.

What is the doctrine of syādvāda?

The doctrine of multiple viewpoints.
The doctrine of non-absolutism.
The doctrine of relative truth.
The doctrine of non-violence.

What is the doctrine of anekāntavāda?

The doctrine of multiple viewpoints.
The doctrine of non-absolutism.
The doctrine of relative truth.
The doctrine of non-violence.

What is the doctrine of nayavāda?

The doctrine of multiple viewpoints.
The doctrine of non-absolutism.
The doctrine of relative truth.
The doctrine of non-violence.

What is the doctrine of ahiā?

The doctrine of multiple viewpoints.
The doctrine of non-absolutism.
The doctrine of relative truth.
The doctrine of non-violence.

What are the three main types of anekānta?

Dravya, guna, and paryāya.
Jiva, ajiva, and pudgala.
Sat, asat, and anirvacanīya.
Anekanta, syādvāda, and nayavāda.

What is the difference between dravya and guna?

Dravya is permanent, while guna is impermanent.
Dravya is substance, while guna is quality.
Dravya is independent, while guna is dependent.
All of the above.

What is the difference between dravya and paryāya?

Dravya is permanent, while paryāya is impermanent.
Dravya is substance, while paryāya is mode.
Dravya is independent, while paryāya is dependent.
All of the above.

What is the difference between guna and paryāya?

Guna is permanent, while paryāya is impermanent.
Guna is substance, while paryāya is mode.
Guna is independent, while paryāya is dependent.
None of the above.

What are the four main types of nayavāda?

Dravya, guna, paryāya, and samaya.
Sat, asat, anirvacanīya, and syādvāda.
Anekanta, syādvāda, nayavāda, and ahiā.
Jiva, ajiva, pudgala, and dharma.

What is the difference between sat and asat?

Sat is being, while asat is non-being.
Sat is permanent, while asat is impermanent.
Sat is independent, while asat is dependent.
All of the above.

What is the difference between sat and anirvacanīya?

Sat is being, while anirvacanīya is non-being.
Sat is permanent, while anirvacanīya is impermanent.
Sat is independent, while anirvacanīya is dependent.
None of the above.

What is the difference between asat and anirvacanīya?

Asat is being, while anirvacanīya is non-being.
Asat is permanent, while anirvacanīya is impermanent.
Asat is independent, while anirvacanīya is dependent.
None of the above.

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