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Select the correct alternative which postulates for the moral intelligibility of the universe :
Answer: B
The answer is Law of Karma and Rebirth.
The law of karma says that every action bears its fruit for the agent, good for good and bad for bad. Because a single life is not long enough for all actions to bear fruit, the law requires rebirth. Together they make the universe morally intelligible: no deed is lost and no suffering is without a moral cause.
Karma and dharma name action and duty but not the moral order that links deeds to their results across lives. The Astanga-marga is Patanjali's eight-limbed yoga and the Astangika-marga is the Buddha's Eightfold Path; both are paths of practice, not postulates about the moral order of the world.
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