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Siddhartha Gautama's understanding of the cause of human suffering is known as the O A. Four Noble Truths O B. Eightfold Path O C. Four Purposes O D. Three Trainings
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Siddhartha Gautama's understanding of the cause of human suffering is

known as the
O A. Four Noble Truths
O
B. Eightfold Path
O
C. Four Purposes
O
D. Three Trainings

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A. Four Noble Truths.

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