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Indian Metaphysics MCQs: 97 Questions & Answers in Faculty

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Indian Metaphysics MCQs: 97 Questions & Answers in Faculty

……………. is defined as that which possesses qualities and modes.

According to the Jainas, ……………. and……………are regarded as separate and independent realities

The theory of ……………states that the ultimate truth and reality is complex and has multiple aspects.

The ……… metaphysics is a realistic and relativistic pluralism.

According to Jaina ………….. the universe is an uncreated entity that has always been in existence and shall always be there.

The word Jainism is derived from the word ‘Jina’ which means…………..

…………. is the state of experiencing that "which is absolutely real and into which both other reality levels can be resolved"

……….is the level in which both jiva and Iswara are true.

……… is the level of experience in which the mind constructs its own reality.

Upanishads rejected the ……………… theories of evolution.

The ………..Brahman is the transcendental absolute, the Turiya or the fourth.

…………. refers to ultimate reality that has qualities and impersonal God is the one that is devoid of attributes.

The words Brahman and ………… are two aspects of the same entity, that is, impersonal and personal God.

According to Upanishads Brahman is to be understood as being of two kinds, namely, ……….. and ………….

In the ………… stage the empirical trinity of knower, known and knowledge has been fused into a transcendental unity.

The third state of evolution is………………

The real theory of evolution is given in the doctrine of five sheaths (koshas) the …………… Upanisad.

In the …………... Upanishad, Brahman is described as that from which all beings are born, by which they live, and into which they are reabsorbed.

In the Chandogya Upanishad, it is criptically described as …………

According to Upanisad, “He, who is this …………. in man, and who is that the sun, those are one”.

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