What does Theravada Buddhism emphasize?
A.
the Buddha's compassion
B.
the Buddha's path of reincarnation
C.
the Buddha's wisdom
D.
the Buddha's history
My answer is B
Please check my answer
If you learned B from your written assignment, then you must be right. I wonder, though, if C is a better answer.
So I was wrong? I'm confused.
The answer would be C, because the greatest virtue of Theravada Buddhism is wisdom.
To check if your answer is correct, we need to understand what Theravada Buddhism emphasizes. Theravada Buddhism is one of the major branches of Buddhism and it is primarily practiced in Southeast Asia, Sri Lanka, and parts of South Asia.
The correct answer is not B, the Buddha's path of reincarnation.
Theravada Buddhism emphasizes the Buddha's wisdom, which makes C, "the Buddha's wisdom" the correct answer.
The Buddha's wisdom refers to the teachings and insights gained by the Buddha through his enlightenment. The emphasis in Theravada Buddhism is on understanding and applying these teachings to attain liberation from suffering and ultimately reach enlightenment.
So, the correct answer is C, the Buddha's wisdom.