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In the earliest forms of Buddhism, whether god existed was seen as what?
AProven by pure reason
BForbidden to discuss
CIrrelevant to practice
DEssential to salvation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Irrelevant to practice
Early Buddhism treated the existence of god as irrelevant, focusing on human effort and conduct.
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