As understood by the Buddha, describe the concept of the dharma, and what does he take to be the dharma, that others can follow for themselves.

As understood by the Buddha, describe the concept of the dharma, and what does he take to be the dharma, that others can follow for themselves. That is, describe the Noble Eightfold Path. Furthermore, what is it that the Buddha believes the Noble Eightfold Path leads us to? In other words, state the relation between following the dharma and how that leads to good karma. From this, what is it that good karma leads to? In other words, describe nirvana and the role of karma in achieving such enlightenment. Moreover, what does nirvana break us out of? That is, describe samsara and what nirvana is a state of, in relation to, samara. That is, does nirvana keep us in samsara or frees us from samsara? Next, name and explain those who are never-returners, or those who have achieved enlightenment in the Dhammapada, and which Buddhist school of thought is associated with this view. Finally, describe some strengths of Buddhism that you believe and/or some of its disadvantages and why do you believe in those pros or cons of Buddhists philosophy.