The Pali Canon
Description: The Pali Canon, also known as the Tipitaka, is the primary collection of sacred texts of Theravada Buddhism. It is believed to contain the teachings of the Buddha and his disciples and is considered to be the most authoritative source of Buddhist doctrine and practice. | |
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What is the name of the first section of the Pali Canon, which contains the Buddha's discourses?
Which section of the Pali Canon contains the rules and regulations for monastic life?
What is the name of the third section of the Pali Canon, which contains philosophical and psychological teachings?
What is the name of the most famous discourse of the Buddha, which is included in the Sutta Pitaka?
What is the name of the rule that prohibits monks and nuns from consuming alcohol?
What is the name of the rule that requires monks and nuns to wear robes made from rags?
What is the name of the rule that prohibits monks and nuns from sleeping on a comfortable bed?
What is the name of the rule that requires monks and nuns to eat their meals before noon?
What is the name of the rule that prohibits monks and nuns from engaging in sexual activity?
What is the name of the rule that requires monks and nuns to beg for their food?
What is the name of the rule that prohibits monks and nuns from accepting money?
What is the name of the rule that requires monks and nuns to live in a monastery or nunnery?
What is the name of the rule that prohibits monks and nuns from traveling alone?
What is the name of the rule that requires monks and nuns to be ordained by a qualified teacher?