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Read the two sentences provided below: S1: The concept of Anatta (non-self) posits that there is no permanent, underlying substance that can be called a 'soul' or a stable 'I'. S2: Instead, what we perceive as a cohesive identity is merely a shifting aggregation of physical and mental processes in constant flux. Select the option that best describes the relationship of the second sentence to the first sentence.
- 1It questions the historical validity of Buddhist philosophy in a modern context.
- 2It argues that the 'soul' is a physical process rather than a spiritual one.
- 3It elaborates on the concept in S1 by describing the actual nature of perceived identity.✓
- 4It completely refutes the existence of physical and mental processes.
Correct answer
It elaborates on the concept in S1 by describing the actual nature of perceived identity.
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