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World Religions According to Patrick. Friday, March 11, 2011. Theravada and Mahayana Buddhism - Smith Part II. When trying to understand the split in Buddhism, Smith argues that the divisions arise from three basic questions What are the three questions and how do they relate to Buddhism? The second question concerns the relationship with people and the universe; is the universe helpful, or do we need to fight for what we get? It is the same question as would you rather be loved or respected? Mahayana -.CONTENT
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