Jainism, like Hinduism and Buddhism, is categorized by scholars as being

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Jainism is considered an "eternal" religion by its followers, who believe that its truths are eternal and have been revealed in every cosmic cycle by tirthankaras (spiritual teachers). Unlike the concept of "Indo-European" religious-cultural traditions, which typically refers to a linguistic and cultural classification rather than a religious one, Jainism's classification as "eternal" aligns with its doctrinal emphasis on timeless principles. It is not inherently monistic as it has its unique philosophy distinct from the monism found in some schools of Hinduism, and while it has spread, its migratory nature is not a defining characteristic.

Jainism, Like Hinduism and Buddhism, Is Categorized by Scholars as Being