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A central element of the religion of Nanak was his adherence to strict
 
  a. vegetarianism.
  b. pacifism.
  c. celibacy.
  d. devotion to Allah.

Question 2

In the Hindu concept of ages in the world cycle, dharma
 
  a. is in a state of constant increase.
  b. is in a state of constant decline.
  c. does not exist.
  d. is determined based on personal preference.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

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