The theory of Karma in Buddhism meant _______.

The deeds of a person that determine the state of his life

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The justification for social and economic inequalities

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The correct option is A The deeds of a person that determine the state of his life
According to Buddhism, the present deeds of a person or his Karma will determine his cycle of rebirths in future. By doing right actions (Karma) in his lifetime, he can attain Moksha and can become free from the cycle of rebirths.

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