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Confucianism
Centered of the works of Master Kong, or Confucius, the philosophical viewpoint has greatly influenced the history of China and many other nearly countries.
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Confucius was a Chinese philosopher whose thoughts and teachings greatly influence Chinese culture. Although many regard Confucianism as a religion, it is but a system of social and ethical philosophy.
What are the differences between Confucius and hanfeizi?
Hanfeizi believed that humans were naturally bad, while Laozi believed that humans were naturally good.
The collected sayings and conversations of Confucius are?
The collected writings of Confucius are Analects.
Foods of Confucianism must take more than just taste into consideration. Color, texture, and aroma is equally as important as taste. Some common dishes are Bird's nests, roasted pork ribs, and bean curd.
How does Confucianism differ from Taoism?
Taoism is all about man's relationship with nature, whereas, Confucianism is all about man's relationship with his fellow man.
Taoism is polytheistic, whereas Confucianism is monotheistic.
What are the 5 relationships Confucius outlined?
1. Parent Child
2. Elder Sibling/Younger Sibling
3. Husband/Wife
4. Friend/Friend
5. Ruler/Subjects
Different person: The 5 relatioships are filial piety, loyalty, hummanness, (i forgot the rest).
Im not sure if I am right, so look this up. Im not sure if the other guy is correct either.
What does confusanism daoism and legalism have in common?
CONFUCIANISM- The 5 relationships
-Ruler to Subject
-Father to Son
-Husband to Wife
-Older to Younger brother
-Friend to Friend
LEGALISM- Founder, Core Ideas
-Han Fe Zi (Most famous writer) 6th century
-Harmony exists in the state only when the lawful ruler imposes it.
-Punishment is useful to maintain order
-Ideas should be monitored and controlled
DAOISM- Founder
-Lao Zi Ca 6th century B.C. ( The Way of Virtue)
What did Confucius believe about relationships and family?
He would probably be upset by how teens treat there parents.
How many people follow buddhism today?
The number of adherents to Buddhism is usually given as about 500 million worldwide.
What is the main idea in Confucianism?
The philosiphy of Confucianism was centered around a class of "educated nobility" Confusius believed that education was central to having a good government. In essence, if the higher classes were well educated they would be set up to be wise rulers.
How did the ideas of Confucius change the way civil servants they were chosen in ancient China?
Confucianism NEVER was part of government in the United States. Religion has no place in government in a secular society.
What is the story behind yin and yang?
Yin and Yang are not persons. They are the Daoist names of the interdependent opposites symbolizing duality in all aspects of reality: male/female, matter/space, light/dark, etc. Daoism emphasizes that there is no "stand-alone" polarity, i.e. there can be no light without dark to contrast it. Its most common visual representation can be seen in the Korean flag.
What is the date Confucianism was founded?
The texts of the Dao de jing and the Zhuangzi are believed to date back to Warring States Period (403‑222 BCE). Daojiao refers to Daoism (often called Taoism in the West) as a religion, while Daojia refers to the activity of scholars in their studies, but the two terms were used interchangeably until modern times. So, the date of origin of Daoism depends in part on how we wish to define the Daoism in question.
Depending on how it is defined, Daoism's origins may be traced to the prehistoric Chinese religion, the composition of the Dao de jing (third or fourth century BCE) or to the activity of Zhang Daoling (second century CE).
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Why did Confucianism lose influence?
Because on of his friends was rude and told j=him he was no good
What time did Confucianism begin?
Originally Confucianism could have been described as an ethical and philosophical system developed from the teachings of the Chinese philosopher Confucius who lived around 551-479 BCE. Later developments took confucianism into metaphysical and cosmological areas of understanding.
Is Confucianism an ethnic religion?
No. Daoism is a universalizing religion, holding that all people could and should become Daoists. Since Daoism is less exclusivist than the Abrahamic Faiths and because most Chinese people have embraced elements of Daoism, there is no push to proselytize the religion to the same degree.
Why should Confucius be respected?
Confucius should be respected for his profound influence on Chinese culture and philosophy, particularly through his teachings on ethics, morality, and social harmony. His emphasis on virtues such as filial piety, respect for authority, and the importance of education has shaped societal values for centuries. Additionally, his ideas on governance and leadership advocate for benevolence and moral integrity, which remain relevant in contemporary discussions on ethics and leadership. Ultimately, Confucius's commitment to personal and societal improvement resonates across cultures and eras.
Filial piety (from fils, meaning son) is a respect and devotion towards one's parents, elders, and ancestors. It is a facet of most societies and religions, and a major tenet of Confucianism.
