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Hinduism was based on Caste System in Ancient times, which made social hereditary system. This system made familial occupation and rituals more and more diverse and specialised.
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How did Buddha challenge Hinduism?
Gautama Buddha's teachings challenged Hinduism by not acknowledging a hereditary priesthood. He disagreed with some of the sacrificial rituals which were performed during his time.
What religion practice the social caste system?
Hinduism
What has the author Smriti Srinivas written?
Smriti Srinivas has written: 'Landscapes of urban memory' -- subject(s): High technology industries, Hinduism, Social aspects of Hinduism, Urban beautification 'In the Presence of Sai Baba' -- subject(s): Hinduism, Social aspects, Social aspects of HInduism
Do you profess Hindu religion?
Not all schools of Hinduism actively seek converts. The International Society of Krishna Consciousness is known for proselytizing, but some people consider a hereditary priesthood important in Hinduism.
This religion practices a social caste system?
Hinduism has a caste system which they believe is determined at birth and based on existing Karma accumulated from previous lives.
Who is at the bottom of the social scale Hinduism?
There is nothing.
What has the author M Rajantheran written?
M. Rajantheran has written: 'Perayaan orang India' -- subject(s): Social aspects, Hinduism, East Indians, Social life and customs, Social aspects of Hinduism
The caste system was the dominant social system?
Hinduism
The caste system was the dominant social system of?
Hinduism
What type of social structure is followed in Hinduism?
caste system
What has the author Robert Jackson written?
Robert Jackson has written: 'Listening to Hindus' -- subject(s): Hinduism, Juvenile literature, Religions 'Hindu children in Britain' -- subject(s): Hindu children, Hinduism, Hindus, Social aspects of Hinduism, Social conditions
What has the author B Sobhanan written?
B. Sobhanan has written: 'Temple entry movement and the Sivakasi riots' -- subject(s): Caste, Hinduism, Riots, Social aspects of Hinduism, Social conditions
