LIST-I LIST-II A. Agnostic I. Vāsupūjya B. Ignorance II. Nagarjuna C. Tirthankar III. Sanjayvelatthiputta D. Emptiness IV. Cause of suffering
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Match LIST-I LIST-II Concepts
This section matches terms from LIST-I with relevant concepts or figures from LIST-II.
A. Agnostic & III. Sanjayvelatthiputta
Agnostic refers to someone uncertain about the existence of deities. Sanjayvelatthiputta was a skeptic philosopher, fitting this description.
B. Ignorance & IV. Cause of suffering
In Indian philosophies, especially Buddhism, ignorance (avidyā) is considered the primary cause of suffering.
C. Tirthankar & I. Vāsupūjya
A Tirthankar is a spiritual guide in Jainism. Vāsupūjya is identified as the 12th Tirthankar.
D. Emptiness & II. Nagarjuna
Emptiness (śūnyatā) is a central Mahayana Buddhist concept, extensively explained by the philosopher Nagarjuna.
Derive Correct Matching Pair
The correct pairings are:
- A - III (Agnostic - Sanjayvelatthiputta)
- B - IV (Ignorance - Cause of suffering)
- C - I (Tirthankar - Vāsupūjya)
- D - II (Emptiness - Nagarjuna)
Select Final Answer Option
The combination A-III, B-IV, C-I, D-II accurately matches LIST-I with LIST-II.
This corresponds to Option B.
Important Questions from Religious and Philosophical Ideas
- Which one of the following is correctly matched ?
- Match the following List - I with List - II:
List - 1 List - II α. Pragabhava (i) absolute non - existence b. Pradhvamsabhava (ii) mutual non - existence C. Anyonyabhava (iii) subsequent non - existence d. Atyantabhava (iv) antecedent non existence - Carvaka rejects 'verbal testimony' since it is based on ________.
- Vatsyayana's Nyaya Bhasya is the classical commentary on the ________.
- The Vedanta - Sutra has ________.
