It can be concluded, based on the writing of Mary Pat Fisher, Living Religions (2014), that, Confucianism and Daoism are opposites of each other. Both religions originate from China. Confucianism founded by Konq Qiu, is structured and is described as living a life of virtue. Daoism has no clear founder although credit is given to Laozi, is more care free and seeks to be one of nature and to live life as flowing water.
Daoist live their lives following the idea that natural order is above social order. They prefer to live naturally and without social conflict. Daoist believe that things are the way they are because that is how the universe intended it to be. According to Fisher (2014), “Nothing is evil, but things may be out of balance. The
Daoist live their lives following the idea that natural order is above social order. They prefer to live naturally and without social conflict. Daoist believe that things are the way they are because that is how the universe intended it to be. According to Fisher (2014), “Nothing is evil, but things may be out of balance. The