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    far to state that “there no longer remains the slightest doubt in our minds that this evil should be eradicated”. In a more neutral position regarding Buddhism’s role in society‚ a scholar believed that it should be viewed with respect along with Confucianism and Daoism for all being “perfect sages” (Doc 5). Many scholars accepted the adoption of Buddhism in China. For example‚ Zhi Dun believed that whosoever followed the commandments of the Buddhist scriptures would enter Nirvana‚ achieving enlightenment

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    reflect on the following passages. In the Comments column‚ comment on what the passage meant to you. Use your own experiences as examples to explain the passages. Religious Studies - General Religious Studies 1.  Individual Assignment: Taoism‚ Confucianism‚ and Shinto Part 1: Reflections on the Daodejing (Tao Te Ching) Worksheet ·  Complete the University of Phoenix Material: Reflections on the Daodejing (Tao Te Ching) Worksheet located on the student website. Part 2: The Ideal Person

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    idea of Buddhism. Why would Han Yu write a letter against the belief and idea of Buddhism? What made Han Yu so passionate about the subject that he would write basically blasphemy in his country? Han Yu felt strongly about his convictions in Confucianism‚ and in doing some more research you can see why. Han Yu was born to a literate family‚ which was rare during this time‚ and in his good fortune he learned how to read and write. Not only was he literate‚ but he was also a student of Confucian

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    properly reward him. Confucius’s principles had a basis in common Chinese tradition and belief. He believed in strong family loyalty‚ ancestor worship‚ respect of elders by their children and of husbands by their wives. He is the founder of Confucianism What is the Purpose of Life? Background of the study It’s hard to move forward when you don’t know where you’re headed or why. The most basic question everyone faces in life is Why am I here? or What is my purpose?  Some people believed that

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    Judge Dee

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    Was Judge Dee A Good Magistrate? Living in the time of the Tang dynasty (618-906 AD)‚ Dee Jen-djieh came from a long line of prefects and high-ranking government officials. He studied calligraphy‚ painting‚ poetry and Confucianism. He took the civil service exams and was placed as the district magistrate of Chang-Ping where he became a judge. Throughout the book‚ Judge Dee takes on many complex cases and with his education in Confucian beliefs is able to catch each criminal and provide justice

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    Development of China

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    Discuss the following aspects of Chinese civilization: Geography and the role it played in the development of China (i.) The major philosophical and religious traditions of the Hundred Schools Period‚ including Confucianism (ii.) Mohism (iii.) Legalism (iv.)‚ and Taoism (v.) Contrast the relative success‚ philosophical backgrounds‚ and governmental policies of the Qin and Han Dynasties (vi.). Geography played a huge role in the development of China. Civilization first emerges along the yellow river

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    Spread Of Buddhism In China Buddhism is a path of practice and spiritual development leading to Insight into the true nature of reality. It is a religion that was founded in India in the sixth century BCE and was brought to China by the first century CE. When Buddhism was brought to China and it gradually won over converts‚ expanded throughout China‚ and influenced Chinese culture as we know it. In spite of Buddhism’s dissemination throughout China there were still Chinese people who didn’t convert

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    should focus on reaching Nirvana‚ or off the wheel of life. Confucius‚ too‚ thought that the gods were irrelevant. Confucianism‚ as he taught it‚ was simply a philosophy‚ a way of life. Confucious taught his followers to reject the thought of spiritual mysteries‚ even though he never discredited the idea of Gods and Goddesses. Another way that Buddhism is similar to Confucianism is that they both consider wisdom a fundamental part of life. Buddhism teaches that that one should obtain perfect understanding

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    Mulan

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    Confucianism Virtues in Disney’s Mulan Mulan is a 1998 Disney film based on a two-thousand year old Chinese legend of a young girl‚ Fa Mulan‚ who secretly joins the Chinese army to bring back honor to her family. In China‚ one of the main religions practiced is Confucianism. Throughout the movie underlying themes of Confucianism virtues can be seen such as; honor for family and ancestors‚ duty to one’s self and devotion to order in society.(SpiritualityPractice). There are many examples of

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    different philosophies. These philosophies provided him significant methods‚ clues‚ and authority to bring justice to the region. Confucianism‚ Taoism‚ and Legalism all play vital and separate roles in allowing Judge Dee to work effectively. Without all three‚ he would have not been successful in his cases. The first of these philosophies is Confucianism. Confucianism is based off of the teachings of the famous Chinese philosopher Confucius‚ and it places heavy emphasis filial piety‚ or respect

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