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They are not static but to say Hinduism originates from Buddhism and Jainism is just nonsensical.

PS: Also please add Sikhism and Jainism to the poll -- two other major Indian religions!

Buddhism and Jainism are branches of Hinduism whether you like it or not.

Buddhism and Jainism branched out of Hinduism, not the other way round.

Forget the study, people belonging to Jainism know this for centuries.

All I'm saying is that Hinduism, Buddhism & Jainism evolved from interactions with each other.

Buddhism and Jainism being branches of Sramana tradition is correct.

Well there is a ritual in Jainism which says not to eat after sunset (remember: this was written/said generations before all science and research came into existence).

The only non-violent religions I know of are Jainism and Theravāda Buddhism.

Buddhism and Jainism are branches of Hinduism.

Religions are not all created equal, and no intellectually honest person will claim that Islam and Jainism are equally valid moral frameworks (this is why few people fret about Jainophobia).

If you have a properly executed study gathering the data correctly and doing a dispassionate analysis on the effects of fasting as practised by Jainism or any other religion that's worth looking at.

Buddhism and Jainism are "relatively" new religions.

"people belonging to Jainism know this for centuries", he is suggesting that some people have been aware of white blood cells and their regenerative properties for centuries.

If you think "Nazism sent people to concentration camps" is not a valid thing to say, then replace "Nazism" with "Jainism [0]" or "postmodernism".

The core contributor to Jainism, Mahavira, said, "All breathing, existing, living, sentient creatures should not be slain, nor treated with violence, nor abused, nor tormented, nor driven away." It is really hard to be violent as a Jain.

Let me give a more obvious example of religion's role in encouraging/discouraging violence: Jainism.

Plenty of Indian religions emphasize a vegetarian diet - Jainism, Hinduism and Buddhism.

Universally speaking, life is not considered important, except in certain religions like Jainism.