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What was the major difference between the Theravada tradition and the Mahayana tradition? Theravada did not believe in the Eight-Fold Path Mahayana believed that there is a single God Mahayana did not
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What was the major difference between the Theravada tradition and the Mahayana tradition?

Theravada did not believe in the Eight-Fold Path
Mahayana believed that there is a single God
Mahayana did not require all followers to live like monks and give up all their possessions
Theravada believed in the Four Noble Truths

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Mahayana did not require all followers to live like monks and give up all their possessions

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