Jainism adherents believed in extreme nonviolence, to the extent they

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Jainism adherents believed in extreme nonviolence, which led to restrictions on their behavior such as not inhaling bugs, not wearing silk, and not practicing agriculture. They also practiced extreme asceticism to minimize their impact on the world and avoid causing harm to other living beings. Therefore, all of these statements accurately reflect Jainism's beliefs and practices.

Jainism Adherents Believed in Extreme Nonviolence, to the Extent They