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    The polytheistic Hinduism and compared to the more philosophical‚ secular Confucianism share various similarities in social policies‚ behavioral acceptance and philosophical however Hindu’s achieve this through the caste system while Confusion’s achieve it via Meritocracy. As a religion Hinduism has the least social mobility‚ with the caste system it is nearly impossible to increase your status in that lifetime. Hindus believe that if you complete your duties or dharma you will receive good karma

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    Confucianism and Utilitarianism Comparing and contrasting these two ethical theories was quite difficult at times‚ mainly because they tend to be so contrasting that the two seem completely unalike. Especially when the two share a time difference of a couple millenniums from when they were created. This makes it quite easy to locate differences between the two‚ but for a quality paper that accounts for about only half of what to write. It took some time and extensive research to find what these two

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    Taoism and Confucianism The Chinese culture is embedded with deep religious beliefs. As with any set of practices‚ there are obstacles to overcome. Two of the main religions followed by Chinese people are Taoism and Confucianism. Both religions sets of beliefs influence how the members of each religion live their lives to achieve their idealistic reality. The main problem with Taoism is that there is not set of standards‚ it is based on an individual interpretation. In comparison‚ Confucianism follows

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    slices their own definition of religion‚ they cannot categorize Confucianism as such. Rather‚ I feel that it fits under the category of an ethical system. It was built on non-religious foundations‚ it lacks some of the most common aspects of all known religions‚ and its teachers and followers have even separated themselves from the term of religion. In order to understand the reasoning of

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    What is the significance of Daoism and Confucianism? How do they differ? The most prominent beliefs in emerging Empires like China were Daoism and Confucianism. Both philosophies concerned didn’t provide neither a method of thought and didn’t center nor on the life after dead. Furthermore‚ they didn’t control people’s life; instead‚ they concentrated on the human being and pathway. Founded by a charismatic and great philosopher known as Confucius‚ Confucianism is a religion based on Confucius’s philosophy

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    Confucianism Five Great Relationships The relationship which Confucianism acknowledges provides a way which people view it as a visible object. It stems from the mindset in believing that relationships are human beings. However‚ the significant that represents the rectification of names‚ tend to lend towards the relationship being of a social role which also carries with it‚ a social status. This means that Confucianism believes that each individual must have the qualities to live up certain these

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    In essence‚ chapter 52 of the Dao De Jing asserts that Earth’s environment‚ Mother Nature‚ gave birth to all life. As children of Mother Nature‚ humankind must protect Earth’s environment‚ for if we do so‚ we will not struggle in creating a self-sustaining environment. But if humans compete against and destroy nature‚ we will never be successful. By repeatedly relating humans with nature‚ early Confucian and Daoist philosophers advocated that humans and nature are not all that different; the two

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    If Confucianism became an influence into my daily life‚ I believe America would be a better place. The highest Confucian principle‚ Ren (jen) which ultimately means: to think of the other‚ supports my thought. If this virtue was expressed in everyday activity‚ more people in America would have sympathy‚ and consideration for each other. Yes‚ some people do have these acts of “humaneness‚” but if Confucian was apart of American daily lives there wouldn’t be so much hatred and disgust everywhere. It

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    Confucianism Confucianism‚ a philosophy ascribed to a teacher whom history identifies as Confucius. Born in 552 B.C.E‚ Young Kong Qui‚ as he was named‚ became an authority on court rituals and statecraft and rose to high office in his native state of Lu in Northeastern China. In 497 B.C.E he resigned from his position when proper rituals were not performed during a state sacrifice to Heaven. After his resignation Confucius traveled to small states‚ where he attempted without success to employ

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    its purest as it was to develop through the centuries into a more institutionalised religion and into branches of mysticism that sought to endlessly increase the lifespan of its followers. Taoism arose concurrently in China with the religion of Confucianism with its adherence to a rigid hierarchy and strictly imposed civic codes. In contrast Taoism did not interest itself in

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