Hinduism Vs Confucianism Essay

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Have you ever wondered what are same and different about the west religion(christianity, islam, judaism) and the east religion(hinduism, buddhism, confucianism). ¨ one god many forms¨is one same thing about hinduism and christianity.brahma- millions god- 3 forms father, son, and holy spirit.that is the difference between hinduism and christianity.respect your family. Judaism and confucianism have the same rule to respect family members. Judaism- follow the 10 commandments ( the LORD the God. No other gods before jesus. No graven images or likenesses. Not take the LORD's name in vain. Remember the sabbath day. Honour the father and mother. shall not kill. shall not commit adultery. )confusion- proper behavior these

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