They both have a goal of moving away from "individuals" and becoming more as a part of a greater whole, a greater contribute to society itself. Also, They have both influenced Eastern Asia in countries such as: China, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Vietnam, and Singapore. They both focus on the goal of self-improvement. In the end, the result is improved social order, which benefits all.
Hinduism is both philosophical and religious, while at the same time being interwoven in so much of the life and government of India (and other Hindu countries). The real goal of Hinduism is to build up enough good karma so that one can have a better life next time around.
Taoism isn't so much interested in any of that. Taoism teaches that in order to obtain real, lasting happiness, we should simply go with the flow. The universe is likened to a river, and if we go with it instead of fighting against it, then we are natural and happy. Furthermore, we become powerful, because by proxy we gain the power of the river behind us.
The words Tao and Dao are exactly the same characters in Chinese, and refer to the same thing. Taoism and Daoism are different English phonetic adaptions of that word. Tao is from a romanization created by the early European traders to help them understand the Chinese language. Phonetically (ignoring tones), it was close but not always identical to the word as it sounded. In 1958, the Chinese government adopted pinyin, a Romanization that is more consistent with the phonetic sounds in the (government accepted) Mandarin dialect. In pinyin the character is spelled and pronounced Dao.
Well I know one is that both philosophies focus on the goal of self-improvement...
and the difference is
Daoists believe that natural order is superior to social order, and also that a universal force guides all things. They also think that humans should live simply and in harmony with nature.
Legalists believe that a powerful and efficient government is the key to social order, an that punishments are needed to keep social order. People who do good will be rewarded, and those who don't get punished. Also, thinkers and ideas should be controlled by only the government.
Well, Buddha came from India. Siddhartha is said to be Buddha, where as Taoism is from China. Laozi is said to be the first to bring Taoism to the people. Now Buddha was before Laozi. 5th century BC. is said to be the period of Buddha. Some debaters say that the period is 2500 years before Jesus. 3rd to 4th century BC. was the period of Taoism. Exact period is unknown. Tao Te Ching is the teaching of Taoism. Both are similar. Because they do not talk of a High God. Tao Te Ching is like a riddle. It says there is a God and there is no God. Most of china did not understand this teaching. Tai Chi was invented, so you could understand the teachings. Then Bodhidharma is said to bring Buddhism to China. Buddhism is known for the Shaolin temple in China. In fact Shaolin practices both. Taoism is the yin and yang practice and Buddhism is the teaching of your own path to God. So both play major role in the Shoalin temple. Shoalin is most known to the people for martial arts.
They are all religionsThey are all older than 1300 yearsThey all encourage good behavior and frown on bad behaviorOtherwise, there are NO similarities between all five of these religions.
Buddhism and Hinduism are loaded with privileges and not have to pay taxes
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Between Hinduism and Buddhism there is some common tradition and the Buddha was a Hindu, but generally Hindus believe in a God and Buddhists do not. I am a Buddhist. As to Islam it is an Abrahamic faith just like Christianity and Judaism are, meaning they trace there heritage back to Abraham and all believe in the same creator God. After that there are other similarities in the 3 but far more differences.
AnswerThere are not many fundamental similarities between Catholicism and Taoism. Catholicism is at least nominally monotheistic, while Taoism (or Daoism) is polytheistic. Both religions teach high ethical standards. Catholicism teaches that when each person dies, his or her soul goes to heaven, to purgatory for the temporary punishment of sins, or to hell. Taoism teaches that when each person dies, his or her soul is reincarnated until the soul gains perfect spiritual knowledge and righteousness, after which it ascends to heaven.Catholicism teaches the veneration of saints and provides statues and pictures so that parishioners can pray to the saint of their choice. There are special feast days for individual saints. Taoism teaches that the immortals can be worshipped or venerated in a similar way, and provides statues and pictures so that people can pray to the immortal of their choice. There are special feast days for individual immortals.Taoism is an inclusive religion and does not reject the gods of other religion. It therefore accepts the probable divinity of the Abrahamic God and of Jesus, although recognising that they have no relevance in Taoism.
They are all lies
tolerance for other religions
Hinduism, Native American Spirituality, & New Age beliefs.
Hinduism.
Judaism and Islam have many similarities. Hinduism does not fall in this category because Hinduism is an Ancient South Asian Religion and Culture. Judaism and Islam believe in One God. Hinduism does not fall in this category, because they believe in many gods. Judaism and Islam have too many similarities to list. It would be wise to search "Similarities between Judaism and Islam" or see the related question below.
Buddhism
Hinduism AND Buddhism have many similarities. Such as concept of Moksha (liberation) or Nirvana (Liberation) via meditation.
Confucianism and Taoism. Confucianism is for scholars, only!!!! Taoism is for people other then scholars. Scholars are not aloud to study Taoism!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Confucianism and Taoism.
Mormonism and Christianity do not draw on Hinduism. There are very few similarities between them and Hindusim.
Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, and Shinto
There are many differences and some similarities between Christianity and Hinduism. the similarities include:Both teach high moral valuesBoth have a godhead that actually consists of three gods in one - For Christianity, God the Father, Jesus and the holy GhostFor Hinduism, Brahma, Shiva and Vishnuboth have demons, usually as symbols of evilIn Hinduism there are many hells In Christianity there is only one hell, but the Catholic Church also teaches purgatory and limbo.