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Hanfeizi taught that humans were naturally evil. He believe that they needed harsh laws and stiff punishments to force them to do their duty.
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Why did hanfeizi believe the people needed laws and punishments?
Hanfeizi taught that humans were naturally evil. He believed that they needed harsh laws and stiff punishments to force them to do their duty. Hope this helps :)
Were the Egyptians the first to believe in the concept of Hell?
No. The first people to believe in Hell as a place of punishment were the Zoroastrians.
How did han feizi view people?
hanfeizi believed that everyone was evil and that they had to be controlled by strict laws.
Why do some people believe that Jesus cannot save us from sin?
Being saved from sin implies that the consequence of sin is punishment in hell. It also implies that Jesus is divine and therefore capable of forgiving sins, so that the punishment will not be imposed. Some people do not believe that Jesus was, or is, divine. They do not believe in the Christian hell.
Which of these did sewer Socialists not believe?
That people needed no government
What do Muslims believe prison is?
Muslims; as all people of other faiths and religions; believe that prison is a kind of justifiable punishment on violating laws.
Why did Han feizi believe that people needed laws and punishment?
Han Feizi believed that people needed laws and punishment because he viewed human nature as inherently selfish and driven by personal interests. He argued that without strict laws and a system of punishment, individuals would act in ways that could disrupt social order and harmony. To maintain stability and control in society, he advocated for a legalist approach where clear rules and consequences would guide behavior, ensuring that people acted in ways that benefited the state. Ultimately, he saw law as essential for creating a disciplined and efficient society.
Why didn't the people believe him?
He didn't have all the evidence needed
Is the aggravated assault punishment fair?
As long as it is applied equally to everyone, yes. The legislature, acting for "the people" believe it is.
What is your punishment if you take life for granted?
This is a hard question to answer. It's really very sentimental whether you think so or not; But i'd like to believe that you don't know what the punishment is until you've expierienced it. For some people, there is no punishment. For others, there is an extreme punishment. That really depends on what your thoughts are and who you are.
How did the Qin dynasty apply the teachings Hanfeizi?
Han Fei- Legalism assumed that people were naturally evil and always acted to avoid punishment while simultaneously trying to achieve gains; Thus, the law must severely punish any unwanted action, while at the same time reward those who follow it.
Why did Thomas Hobbes believe people needed governments?
there was chaos otherwise
