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In Hinduism, a person's dharma -or set of spiritual duties and obligations- is based on A) the Vedas. B) bad karma. C) dedication to Vishnu. D) their class and station in life.
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In Hinduism, a person's dharma -or set of spiritual duties and obligations- is based on

A) the Vedas.
B) bad karma.
C) dedication to Vishnu.
D) their class and station in life.

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The answer is D. Their class and station of life.
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