Illustrate the practical nature of buddhist teaching

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1. Describe the similarities between Siddhartha’s experience of enlightenment and later Buddhist notions of enlightenment.

2. List the Four Noble Truths. Explain how they illustrate the practical nature of Buddhist teaching.

3. Describe three or four characteristics of Theravada monastic practices, including relationship with the laity, that illustrate Theravada’s close adherence to the teachings of the Buddha.

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