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In Buddhism, who is referred to as an 'Upasaka'?
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- 1None of the above
- 2Those who took formal initiation into the Buddhist Sangha as monks
- 3Those who renounced worldly life to propagate Buddhism
- 4Those who adopted Buddhism while leading a household life✓
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Those who adopted Buddhism while leading a household life
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