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In Jainism, who is a Tirthankara?
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- 1A saviour and spiritual teacher of the dharma who teaches the way to moksha, or liberation.✓
- 2A person who believes in one God and one spirit and believes in rebirth.
- 3A person who never believes in God.
- 4A group of pilgrims.
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A saviour and spiritual teacher of the dharma who teaches the way to moksha, or liberation.
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