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According to Jainism, what happens to the jiva when a person dies? A. The jiva takes up another bodily form, depending upon karma. B. The jiva dies along with the person. C. The jiva enters another living
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According to Jainism, what happens to the jiva when a person dies?

A.
The jiva takes up another bodily form, depending upon karma.
B.
The jiva dies along with the person.
C.
The jiva enters another living person.
D.
The jiva attains moksha.

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A

Step-by-step explanation:

The Jiva is the life force, or the soul. Like Hindus, Jains also believe in reincarnation of the soul based on karma.

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