What did the Buddha believe following the Eightfold Path could lead to?

A.

oneness with God

B.

knowledge of the Four Noble Truths

C.

the Middle Way

D.

an end to desires and suffering

D. an end to desires and suffering

Explanation:

Buddhism is more of a life philosophy than a religion in the sense that it gives practical advice for how to live every day. The Eightfold Path consists of a series of actions that Buddhism encourages in the attempt to reduce a person's desires, which in turn result in suffering. By combining things like meditation and self-awareness, one can ultimately reach a state of enlightenment and harmony.