Which of the following would a Jain do to practice their idea of ahimsa?

a. avoid stepping on an ant

b. throw a brick through a window in protest

c. eat meat on Fridays

d. worship Aten the sun god

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Akira Townsend

10 January, 11:55

Which of the following would a Jain do to practice their idea of ahimsa?

a. avoid stepping on an ant

b. throw a brick through a window in protest

c. eat meat on Fridays

d. worship Aten the sun god

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Kimora Patterson · Answer 1

The correct answer is option A) Avoid Stepping on an Ant

Jains are an ancient religion that originated in modern-day India and believe in in compassion towards every living object.

Ahimsa is a sanskrit word that roughtly translate to as 'harmlessness or non-violence'

Jains believe every living being should be handled with mercy and respect and they practice Ahimsa, a form of self-restraint against all kinds of violince, no matter how little.

Hence, even stepping on an ant would be considered harmful and violent in their religion, something they avoid.

Which of the following would a Jain do to practice their idea of ahimsa?a. avoid stepping on an antb. throw a brick through a window in protestc. eat meat on Fridaysd. worship Aten the sun god

Which of the following would a Jain do to practice their idea of ahimsa?

a. avoid stepping on an ant

b. throw a brick through a window in protest

c. eat meat on Fridays

d. worship Aten the sun god