What are not tenants of Buddhism

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Answer: <em>killing, stealing, misconduct, incorrect speech and intoxicants</em>. Buddhism is an Indian religion that follows the teachings of Buddha. These teachings deal with problems of life, karma, rebirth, Four Noble Truths, Eightfold Path and some precepts or principles: <em>Abstain from killing, abstain from stealing, abstain from sensual miconduct, abstain from incorrect speech and abstain from intoxicants.</em>

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Answer:

living a lavish lifestyle

a moral code that stressed equality

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