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No, Confucianism does not believe in multiple gods. Instead, it emphasizes ethics, morality, and proper conduct in both individual and societal relationships. Confucianism is more focused on human relationships and social harmony.
Christianity and Confucianism have in common Great Wisdom and the best parables around.
The purpose of Confucianism would be uphold people's morals socially, politically and philosophically. Confucianism stresses filial piety (respecting ancestors), education (civil service exams) as well as relationships (towards elders, friends, siblings etc).
Some historical traditions of Confucianism are still in practice today. The most common is the deviation from pleasure of the flesh and to submit more to a spiritual form of relationships.
Confucianism promoted social order by emphasizing the importance of ethical behavior, respect for authority, and maintaining harmonious relationships within society. It taught individuals to fulfill their roles and responsibilities in society based on their relationships with others, such as ruler-subject, parent-child, and elder-younger sibling. By promoting these values, Confucianism aimed to create a stable and orderly society.
Confucianism condemns public boasting, favoring humility instead. It also condemns lying, cheating, deceiving others, and engaging in immoral sexual relationships.
Confucianism is the religion that focuses on human behavior and the five constant relationships, which are those between ruler and subject, father and son, older and younger sibling, husband and wife, and friend and friend. Confucianism emphasizes the importance of ethics, morality, and social harmony in guiding human behavior within these relationships.
Some of the scriptures that Confucianism refers to include the Confucian classics such as the Analects, the Great Learning, the Doctrine of the Mean, and the Mencius. These texts contain teachings and conversations of Confucius and his disciples, emphasizing the importance of moral and ethical values, social harmony, and filial piety. The scriptures serve as a guide for ethical conduct, personal development, and cultivating virtuous relationships.
Confucianism is more of a philosophy than a religion. In fact, it is NOT a religion. It was founded by Confucius, a Chinese philosopher around the 5th or 6th century BCE. There are about 5 million followers of Confucius today. Confucianism values education and personal relationships. The teachings of Confucius are found in a book called The Analects.
the basic beliefs in Confucianism is one great god and the lord of heaven which the worshiped and also offered sacrifices...
Confusious; he made it up