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CHINESE PHILOSOPHIES
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BUDDHISM
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Origins and founders
Siddhartha Gautama founded Buddhism.
Buddhism began In ancient India
It also incorporated much of Hinduism in its practices.
Siddhartha Gautama walked through the land where he experienced pain and suffering
He then added that the cause of all suffering is desire
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Principles and diffusion
Desire is caused by suffering and the way to end suffering is to end desire.
Reincarnation is not always seen as rebirth and that nirvana can be reached.
Much of Buddhist teaching was incorporated into Islam.
Buddhism does not hold to a belief in a deity therefore many hold that it's not a religon
The core of Buddhism was based on four noble truths
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Confucianism
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Confucianism
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Orgins and founder
China during the Zhou dynasty
The founder was hung fu-tzu
After the end of feudalism crime was rampant.
Also Confucius spoke of returning to the moral standards.
Confucianism lasted from 551-479
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mattrhodes
8.
Orgins and founder
China during the Zhou dynasty
The founder was hung fu-tzu
After the end of feudalism crime was rampant.
Also Confucius spoke of returning to the moral standards.
Confucianism lasted from 551-479
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mattrhodes
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Diffusion and principles
It is not a religion but rather is an ethical code
The primary goals are order, harmony, peace, and happiness on earth.
The principles of Confucius became the foundation of Chinese education.
These teachings spread to Korea and Japan.
The most important principles deal with the ideal standard conduct that controls social actions
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10.
Diffusion and principles
It is not a religion but rather is an ethical code
The primary goals are order, harmony, peace, and happiness on earth.
The principles of Confucius became the foundation of Chinese education.
These teachings spread to Korea and Japan.
The most important principles deal with the ideal standard conduct that controls social actions
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>=> Mãhi Teshneh
11.
Taoism
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Taoism
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13.
Origins and founders
Origins grew from ancient Chinese philosophies
They were also merged into one basic teaching.
The founder of Taoism is Lao-tse
In some ways it grew reaction.
To the spread of Confucianism and Buddhism.
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14.
Origins and founders
Origins grew from ancient Chinese philosophies
They were also merged into one basic teaching.
The founder of Taoism is Lao-tse
In some ways it grew reaction.
To the spread of Confucianism and Buddhism.
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MDGovpics
15.
Principles and diffusion
Tao dao means the way of life.
It's the series of philosophical teachings that focuses on achieving balance.
China has been incorporated into teachings.
It has also been incorporated into beliefs to several philosophies and religon.
Also the three jewels are compassion, moderation, and religions.
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16.
Principles and diffusion
Tao dao means the way of life.
It's the series of philosophical teachings that focuses on achieving balance.
China has been incorporated into teachings.
It has also been incorporated into beliefs to several philosophies and religon.
Also the three jewels are compassion, moderation, and religions.
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simplyla
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