Why might Buddhism appeal to a lower caste or an untouchable?
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Buddhism taught that anyone could enter Nirvana, no matter how lowly they were on the social scale. Hinduism taught that only the Brahmins, members of the highest caste, could achieve entry into this wonderful state of peace. It is not surprising that the lower castes preferred the teachings of Buddhism.
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Buddhism taught that anyone could enter Nirvana, no matter how lowly they were on the social scale. Hinduism taught that only the Brahmins, members of the highest caste, could achieve entry into this wonderful state of peace. It is not surprising that the lower castes preferred the teachings of Buddhism.
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