How are the Western religions of Judaism and Christianity similar to the

Eastern religions of Hinduism and Buddhism?

A. They require followers to believe in only one god.

B. They focus on a struggle between good and evil.

C. They provide a moral code to guide followers' behavior.

D. They are based on the teachings of one central figure.

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Branson Donaldson

15 November, 11:36

How are the Western religions of Judaism and Christianity similar to the

Eastern religions of Hinduism and Buddhism?

A. They require followers to believe in only one god.

B. They focus on a struggle between good and evil.

C. They provide a moral code to guide followers' behavior.

D. They are based on the teachings of one central figure.

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Tyrell Mendoza · Answer 1

C

Explanation:

hindu's have many gods, so a and d are out. B is out because none of the religions have a central focus on what is good and evil and the divide between them.