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The goal of Confucius was to create a stable and just society here on earth. He believed that the essential quality required to build this society was goodness. Confucius said that people were not born good but had to be taught goodness, even the emperors. Scholars needed to teach the emperors goodness so they could then pass it on to the people. Confucianism was not an organized religion. He was not worried about god or the after life, and even stated that "I don't know anything about those things." | The goal of Confucius was to create a stable and just society here on earth. He believed that the essential quality required to build this society was goodness. Confucius said that people were not born good but had to be taught goodness, even the emperors. Scholars needed to teach the emperors goodness so they could then pass it on to the people. Confucianism was not an organized religion. He was not worried about god or the after life, and even stated that "I don't know anything about those things." | ||
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For more information about Confucius and some pictures of him, go to [http://www.all-art.org/world_literature/confucius1.htm]. | For more information about Confucius and some pictures of him, go to [http://www.all-art.org/world_literature/confucius1.htm]. | ||
Noel Higgason | Noel Higgason | ||
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Fundamental Principles Mencius
Basis of Society Mencius
Societal Goals Confucius
The goal of Confucius was to create a stable and just society here on earth. He believed that the essential quality required to build this society was goodness. Confucius said that people were not born good but had to be taught goodness, even the emperors. Scholars needed to teach the emperors goodness so they could then pass it on to the people. Confucianism was not an organized religion. He was not worried about god or the after life, and even stated that "I don't know anything about those things." Information from manual page 117. For more information about Confucius and some pictures of him, go to [1]. Noel Higgason
Fundamental Principles Confucius Fundamental Principles of Confucius
Role of Emperor Confucius
Basis of Society Confucius
Societal Goals Taoism
Basis of Society Taoism
Societal Goals Legalism
Fundamental Principles Legalism
Basis of Society Legalism
Role of Emperor Legalism
