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The founder of Buddhism was a contemporary of

The founder of Buddhism was a contemporary of

a. Jesus
b. Zoroaster
c. Mahavira
d. Muhammad

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I know this sounds cliche, but I was thinking the same thing. Thanks for confirming

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