Which of the following statements is true of Karma theory as advocated in Classical Indian notions of ethics and morality?
1.The karma theory in its simplest form means that every act, whether good or bad, produces a certain result or consequence which can be escaped or overcome by the perpetrator of the act.
2.The doctrine of karma is posited in a religious context as a moral necessity.
3.It is an attempt to answer the question of moral responsibility in man.
4.Metaphysically, it is based upon the doctrine of physical causation, according to which each effect has to be accounted for by its causal precedents.
5.It is a kind of extrapolation or extension of the doctrine of causation from the physical realm to the moral realm.
A1, 2, 4
B1, 2, 3, 4
C2, 3, 4, 5
D1, 3
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