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Callie Oliver
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15 January, 08:04
Which is common to both Theravada and Buddhism
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Victoria Meza
15 January, 08:34
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I don't understand your question, maybe you can rephrase it.
To be clear. Buddhism is a religion, and Theravada is a type of Buddhism. Basically there are three major groups of Buddhism, namely Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana.
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