What best differentiates the Abrahamic and Vedic traditions?
A) the need to adhere to a moral code
B) the use of a foundational text as a source for moral action
C) the notion of positive conduct toward others
D) the hoped-for moral outcome

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In the Abrahamic faiths, the hoped-for moral outcome is God's approbation in this life and salvation in the next. In the Vedic traditions, the hoped-for moral outcome is freedom from suffering.

What Best Differentiates the Abrahamic and Vedic Traditions