It is a major system of ethics based on the teaching of Confucius who lived from 551 to 479 B.C.E. ... He expected his disciples to spread his wisdom to those rulers to apply his philosophy to reform the society. ... One of the most thoughtful philosophies that he contributed to China society which is described the whole man of duty. ... After he died, his philosophies were being strongly influenced and widely spread over the China. ... Buddhism and Daoism were complete different view from any other Chinese philosophies, especially Buddhism. ...

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Religion can be defined as a system of beliefs and worships which includes a code of ethics and a philosophy of life. ... In China the origin of Taoism, it is practiced both as philosophy and religion. For those who observe it as a philosophy, they'd portray the system of belief as Daojia, or the school of Tao. ... They see the Tao as a philosophy, and live it as a religion. ... Conclusion In conclusion, Religion consists of rituals, ceremonies and observances, beliefs and worships which includes a code of ethics and philosophy. ...

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Confucianism has serves as primary role as a social and moral philosophy. ... One similarity between both theories is that they are both considered philosophies. ... Confucianism, and Utilitanaism both deal with ethics, and virtues. ... Both philosophies feel education is good, thus they both believe that cultivation or gaining education is good. ... Besides being a philosophy in my opinion Confucianism is an ethical way of life. ...

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From them, they borrowed a great deal of their culture, including their ideas of philosophy and their form of government. ... Confucianism was one of the philosophies of government that emerged during the warring states period. ... Over the centuries, his philosophy has been interpreted and extended from a political philosophy too apply it's self too the common man dealing with everyday issues. ... Soon Japan sent missions to China to develop good relations and to bring back Chinese literature and philosophy. ... it was natural that the people would look for a religious philosophy fo...

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Those methods are a systematic inquisition of truth and nature in religion, philosophy, and natural science, which have "overthrown the religion of superstitiondiscarded the unknowable Heavento promote a new religion and new ethics that are fully socialized".3 Furthermore, the attitudes towards adopting Western methods are positive among scholars, especially represented by Liang Qichao that "If we want to expand out civilization, we must borrow the methods of other civilizations because their methods of study are highly refined".4 Thus, the New Culture Movement symbolized a...

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Confucianism is humanism, a philosophy or attitude that is concerned with human beings, their achievements and interests, rather than with the abstract beings and problems of theology. ... The purpose of learning was geared towards ethics and self-cultivation. ...

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