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How do the origins of Hinduism and Buddhism differ?
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A. Hinduism has a specific founder, but Buddhism does not.
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B. Hinduism began in Southeast Asia, but Buddhism did not.
C. Buddhism began in Southeast Asia, but Hinduism did not.
D. Buddhism has a specific founder, but Hinduism does not.
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D. Buddhism was founded by Siddhartha Gautama also called the "Buddha". Hinduism is unlike many other religions since it has no specific founder. Hinduism emerged from a mix of different cultures and beliefs, so it has no one founder.
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Answer:

D. Buddhism has a specific founder, but Hinduism does not.

Explanation:

Siddhartha Gautama, also known as Buddha, founded Buddhism, but there is no specific founder of Hinduism.

Here are some other differences:

Buddhism is monotheistic while Hinduism is polytheistic.

Buddhist did not believe in animal sacrafice.

Buddhist did not believe that Hindu priest should have that much authority.

Buddhist did not believe that people should be locked into certain castes, that they should be able to go beyond those castes or live outside of their normal varna.

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