History · Buddhism
Why does the Theravada school of Buddhism associate itself with the tradition of the meditating Buddha figure?
- 1For them, the Buddha is an incarnation of the saviour who holds the message of bahu-jana-hitaya.
- 2Their tradition sees in the Buddha, a mystical form of God.
- 3They approach the Buddha without attributing theological and metaphysical qualities to him.✓
- 4It believes in promoting a universal belief in the power and perception of the Buddha.
Correct answer
They approach the Buddha without attributing theological and metaphysical qualities to him.
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