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| Confucianism's motto is basically Be _________ and respect your _____________. |
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| Confucianism is the official _____________ of China. |
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| K'ung Fu Tzu is Confucius. It means __________ _____________ K'ung. |
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| Confucius' main message to the world. |
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True or False?
Confucius was happy with the fact that he reached his original goal of creating a religion. |
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| WRONG! FALSE! He never intended to make a new religion. |
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| Confucianists believe there is _________ for humans if they would be ___________ to each other. |
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| never-ending process of change |
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| what is the energy forces of good and bad that control our world? |
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| Religious base centers on _______ and ______________ |
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| animism and ancestor worship |
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| any of various primitive beliefs whereby natural phenomena and things animate and inanimate are believed to possess and innate soul |
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| this shows that the ancient Chinese were searching for a meditator to bridge the gap between themselves and their idea of God. |
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| What do Confucianists believe about God? |
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| Ultimate Reality as T'ien, which had the less personal meaning of "Heaven" |
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| What do Confucianists believe about man? |
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| Man is considered to be basically good and potentially perfect. |
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| What are we (as humans) supposed to do according to Confucianism? |
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| be creative in bringing goodness to others |
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| What do Confucianists believe about sin? |
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| Evil comes only when we are forced to act in an evil way or when we allow our mind to go toward evil thought. |
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| What do Confucianists believe about Heaven? |
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| Heaven is usually thought of as a creative, moral power with an impersonal principle. |
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| What do Confucianists believe about the World? |
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| the world is perceived as a place where one's purpose is to practice goodness, to love one another, and to work hard to take care of the earth. |
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| What are the Basic Ethics of Confucianism? |
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Be polite
Be righteous
Be honest
Love your family
Be kind towards others
Be loyal to the state |
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| What is the attraction to Confucianism history-wise? |
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| it's been around for a long time |
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| What is the attraction to Confucianism in the state of Wisdom? |
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| Confucius was known for his wisdom and kindness |
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| What is the attraction to Confucianism in Harmony? |
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| harmony with fellow man, especially family and fellow countrymen |
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| Confucianism emphasizes _______________, one of the most important virtues in Asian cultures. |
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| What books do the Five Classics include? |
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Annals (history)
Poetry
Changes
Ceremonies
Annals of Spring and Autumn |
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The Analects
The Book of Mencius
The Great Learning
The Doctrine of the Mean |
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| Confucianism is a ___________-_________________ system. |
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| A _____________ is not needed because people are not sinful. |
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| this is a religion of ethics which begins and ends with ________________ |
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| The ___________ of Confucius are based on the wisdom of man, rather than on revelation from God. |
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| Confucius originally taught this as an ethical ________________. |
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| ____% of China, Japan, Vietnam, and North and South Korea are consciously or unconsciously influenced by Confucianism |
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| What are the five things that the superior man must practice? |
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Humility
Magnanimity
Sincerity
Diligence
Graciousness |
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| doctrine of the middle path |
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| prosperity, reverence, courtesy, or the ideal standard of conduct |
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| the power of virtue and moral example |
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| things should be in a certain place to achieve balance |
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| the recitifaction of names-the role player-everyone in society must play its proper part |
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| devotion and obedience by the younger members of the family to the elders. particularly between son and father. |
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