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One characteristic of Jainism in the early twenty-first century is that __________.

One characteristic of Jainism in the early twenty-first century is that __________.
a.   Jains in India have renounced their heritage of nonviolence because of persecution by the Hindu majority
b.   many Jain lay people are highly educated and wealthy
c.   Jains now live in every country except the United States
d.   Jains who leave India are no longer considered members of the Jain community
e.   there are more Jains in India than Muslims

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