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Quick Answer
Jains have criticized Buddhists mainly on doctrinal grounds, particularly regarding the concept of soul (jiva), karma, and the path to liberation. They emphasize the permanence of the soul and strict non-violence, contrasting with Buddhist views.
Detailed Answer
Jain critiques of Buddhism focus on fundamental philosophical differences. Jains assert the existence of an eternal, individual soul (jiva), which undergoes karmic bondage and liberation, whereas Buddhists generally deny a permanent soul (anatman). This leads to differing interpretations of karma; Jains believe karma is a subtle material substance that attaches to the soul, while Buddhists view karma more as intentional actions affecting rebirth.
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