Which trait is common to both Theravada and Mahayana Buddhism? A.
Both take root from the Buddha’s teachings.
B.
Both reject the ideas of karma and samsara.
C.
Both aim to achieve the ideal of the bodhisattva.
D.
Both solely accept monks and nuns.
E.
Both worship multiple gods and goddesses.

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