This religion's doctrine of "not-one-pointedness" holds that factual propositions should be turned into one of seven kinds of conditionals prefaced by the adverb syad.
This religion's doctrine of "not-one-pointedness" holds that factual propositions should be turned into one of seven kinds of conditionals prefaced by the adverb syad. This religion's major symbol consists of a swastika above an open palm containing a chakra wheel. Monks in this religion take the "five great vows" in order to attain right knowledge, right faith, and right conduct, its non-Buddhist (*) Three Jewels. Disagreements over the authority of the agama, and whether women could ever attain moksha, led to the split between its Digambara and Svetambara sects. For 10 points, name this Indian religion founded by Mahavira on the non-violent principle of ahimsa.
This religion's doctrine of "not-one-pointedness" holds that factual propositions should be turned into one of seven kinds of conditionals prefaced by the adverb syad.
Jainism