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    The ideas of free will and karma in Buddhism both address the same issue2 individual potentiality and ethical responsibility2although neither developed in the same way. Karma is the familiar concept that generally covers three dimensions of a person: body, mouth, and mind2or the physical, the verbal, and mental. According to Buddhism, the most important factor that is always at the forefront of the three karmas is the mind.

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    The ideas of free will and karma in Buddhism both address the same issue2 individual potentiality and ethical responsibility2although neither developed in the same way. Karma is the familiar concept that generally covers three dimensions of a person: body, mouth, and mind2or the physical, the verbal, and mental. According to Buddhism, the most important factor that is always at the forefront of the three karmas is the mind.

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    The Ideas of Free Will and Responsibility in Buddhist Ethics

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