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    While Greece and Rome had centered around politics and government ideas, classical China focuses on family and leadership from the gods. Folk beliefs, Confucianism, and Taoism led to classical Chinese characteristics. In early times, Chinese performed rituals to soothe the nature Gods. Ancestors were worshipped for the communication with the Gods. These beliefs strengthened the family core. Confucianism is a belief that is based on more philosophical than religious ideas. Confucian concerns are…

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    when, in fact, this can be categorized as seen and unseen. The excluded middle, though, can be explained to someone by explaining that this is how someone can bridge the gap between the spiritual world and the earth today. Many people groups and religions show this bridge in different ways, such as worship. How do you define worship is a very tricky subject dependent of various aspects. Dutch humanist, Desiderius Erasmus, (1466-1536) once said, “Every definition is dangerous.” Although many…

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    Ancestors Worship Essay

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    “passed into one spirit status or another after death,” the living maintain different relationships with the spirits in those characters and the path from ancestor to ghost to god is long and varied. Ancestor worship is the central feature of Chinese popular religion. Ancestors were worshipped so that the succeeding generations would be protected from the ills of the world while receiving its rewards and benefits. Ancestors were deceased the grandparents, parents, and other relatives from the…

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    point Americans will have to conduct business with the Chinese. It is important to understand the cultural differences, different values, and proper etiquette when conducting business in China as an American or it can result in a loss of a potential market that would have been beneficial to the American economy. According to Graham & Lam (2003) “The root cause: a failure on the American side to understand the much broader context of Chinese culture and values, a problem that too often leaves…

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    WHAT IS SHINTO Shinto is a religion unique to the Japanese people. Shinto is undeniably a religion unique to the Japanese people. It is a natural religion born and nurtured in the Japanese islands, unlike Buddhism or Christianity, which are world religions that have come to Japan from foreign countries. Certainly, the influences on Shinto from Buddhism, Confucianism or Chinese culture cannot be denied. Their influences on Shinto have been very distinctive, particularly in the area of…

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    The paper deals with two Chinese ancient styles of living – Daoism and Confucianism – that can be both regarded as religions and philosophies and still remain relevant in the modern world. The main objective of the essay is to define whether their concepts and attitudes towards personal and social life, nature, competition, good and evil, and reality and dreams are equal or different. In addition, the work describes the three meanings and approaches to Dao, defines the aspects of philosophical…

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    Buddhism, & Hinduism Confucianism, Buddhism, and Hinduism are all religions based on ethics: the universal human assumption that peace and happiness can be gained when all people are wise and do well. Hinduism comprises so many different beliefs and rituals that some sociologists have suggested thinking of it as a grouping of interrelated religions. Two other religions of the Far East include Confucianism and Buddhism. These ethical religions have no gods, but advocate ethical and moral…

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    philosophies and religions, can be understood as classicism.” The base of classicism can also be seen as the expansion of societies into civilizations. There are five classical civilizations that are majorly preserved - classical Greek civilization (600-200 B.C.), classical Roman civilization (500 B.C.-A.D. 500), classical Chinese civilization (500 B.C.-A.D. 500), classical Indian civilization (300 B.C.-A.D. 500), and classical American…

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    explanation of science. Many believe that religion, the brain, and the human need to have explanations to things that they don’t know, are reasons that influence one’s belief in the paranormal. In P.J. Olson’s “Paranormal America: Ghost Encounters, UFO Sighting, Bigfoot Hunts, and Other”, “...by showing how religion...fosters divine/human experiences, motivates people to act in benevolent ways,” (Olson, 2011, 381) supports the idea of religious influences. In the Chinese culture and…

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    Meanderings: Poem Analysis

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    opinion of Solomon is that “All is Vanity” as we search out our Place Both the Good Folk and the Bad Folk wind up in the same place Emerson asserts that we must make our lives “Sublime” And, leave some footprint on the “Sands of Time” But one Truism shines through our personal philosophy and will The vernacular often sites, “Time wounds all heels” So, play fair and keep your integrity in tact Search out religion and know you only get once to run around Life’s Track Is the Legacy reflected in…

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