Jain tradition places little to no emphasis on whether one claims to be a "member" of the religious community; the only thing that matters is one's commitment to rigid self-denial and non-injury. Explain why this makes sense in light of the rest of Jain theology.

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The Answer of Jain tradition places little to no emphasis on whether one claims to be a "member" of the religious community; the only thing that matters is one's commitment to rigid self-denial and non-injury. Explain why this makes sense in light of the rest of Jain theology.

Jain Tradition Places Little to No Emphasis on Whether One