How does Jainism's view of Karma differ from other religions?

In Jainism, Karma is viewed as a subtle material substance (Pudgala) that physically attaches to the soul, rather than just an abstract law of causality.

Jain Doctrine: Karma, Penance and Soul Explained

Q: Which of the following statements is/are applicable to Jain doctrine? 1. The surest way of annihilating Karma is to practice penance. 2. Every object, even the smallest particle has a soul. 3. Karma is the bane of the soul and must be ended. Select the correct answer using the codes given below:

Jain doctrine holds that every object has a soul, karma is a pollutant that must be ended, and the practice of penance is the way to annihilate karma.

ID: HIS_PHI_2013_18 Ref: Chapter 4: Thinkers, Beliefs and Buildings

Which of the following statements is/are applicable to Jain doctrine?
1. The surest way of annihilating Karma is to practice penance.
2. Every object, even the smallest particle has a soul.
3. Karma is the bane of the soul and must be ended.

Select the correct answer using the codes given below:

Which of the following statements is/are applicable to Jain doctrine?1. The surest way of annihilating Karma is to practice penance.2. Every object, even the smallest particle has a soul.3. Karma is the bane of the soul and must be ended.Select the correct answer using the codes given below:

Which of the following statements is/are applicable to Jain doctrine?
1. The surest way of annihilating Karma is to practice penance.
2. Every object, even the smallest particle has a soul.
3. Karma is the bane of the soul and must be ended.

Select the correct answer using the codes given below: