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Yes, it is called Confucianism

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What is conffucianism religion?

It's a religion from Confucius.


How did Confucius turn taoism into a religion?

You have it wrong sorry...Confucius had nothing to do with creating Taoism and sadly it (Taoism) is not a religion either


Was Confucius taken serious?

Confucius was taken seriously. His ideas became a religion!


What religion did Confucius found?

Confucianism


Who is the founder of Confucianism?

Confucianism may have gotten its name from a man named Confucius, but he is not the founder. There is no founder of Confucianism. There are also no current leaders (such as the Catholic Pope). It is more like a moral code or way to live life than an organized religion (even though technically, it is a religion).


Was Confucius a religion?

HE isn't but there is a religion regarding confucius. They think he was God in human form Confucianism is not a religion, it is a philosophy alone. He deliberately steered clear of mentioning god and spirits in his works.


What was Confucius actual name?

Confucius' actual name was: Kong Fu Zi, or "Master Kong" 'Confucius' is the Western version of this name.


When did Confucius rule?

he didn't. he created the religion confucianism.


What were Confucius's beliefs?

Confucius didn't believe in any religion.. He just believed in peace and harmony. But He did believe in something called havens. Havens is a place of safety and refuge kinda like a meditating place.


Who Is kung fuzi?

Kung Fuzi was another name for Confucius, who was a man that invented the religion "Confucianism", which was focused mainly on respect and order.


Why is Confucius so great?

Confucius (or Kung Fu Tse in a less anglicized form of the name) composed many wise sayings, which have been collected in a book called the I Ching, and which form the basis of the religion of Confucianism.


How did Confucius come into power over Confucianism?

He created the Religion