Statement 1 is correct: Ashoka's Dhamma was indeed a way of life, a code of conduct, and a set of moral principles meant to guide the behavior of people at large. It emphasized ethical living, compassion, and non-violence. Statement 2 is incorrect: Ashoka's Dhamma did not involve the worship of any god. Instead, it focused on moral and ethical living and emphasized non- violence (Ahimsa), tolerance, and compassion. It did not condemn sacrifices but discouraged rituals that involved violence or harm to living beings.
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