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World Religions - Chapter 07 - Confucianism
World Religions - Chapter 07 - Confucianism
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He determined the four books that are the most important among the Confucian texts
Chu Hsi
Mencius
Mo Tzu
Lao Tzu
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He is often regarded as the second founder of Confucianism.
Chu Hsi
Mo Tzu
Lao Tzu
Mencius
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The supreme human virtue of benevolence
Tao
Shu
Li
Jen
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Cultural arts and skills of behavior
Te
Jen
Li
Wen
5
The primary virtue in relation to one's elders is to be
Filial
Disobedient
Disrespectful
Sympathetic
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The Confucian version of the "Golden Rule"
Jen
Shu
Tao
Li
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The name "Confucius" resulted from an attempt to Latinize this name...
Lao Tzu
Guru Nanak
Kung Fu-tzu
Gobind Singh
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From a Confucian perspective the nation is viewed as a big
Army
Company
School
Family
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Virtue as shown through the power of example
Jen
Li
Te
Wen
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Which of the following is not one of the Four Books?
Analects
Great Learning
Book of Mo Tzu
Doctrine of the Mean
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They focused on universal love in response to 5th c. China's problems
Mohists
Legalists
Taoists
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They focused on stern law and severe punishment in response to 5th c. China's problems
Mohists
Legalists
Taoists
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For Confucians, the moral order of the universe.
Jen
Shu
Tao
Li
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They focused on the individual's pursuit of harmony in response to 5th c. China's problems
Mohists
Taoists
Legalists
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The virtue governing proper social behavior and ritual
Jen
Tao
Li
Shu
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From a Confucian perspective Heaven represents a
God
Moral Force
Pantheon
Garden
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A mature human person with ideal moral character
Chun-tzu
Mo Tzu
Lao Tzu
Fu-tzu
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Confucius' home state
Li
Lu
Shu
Jen
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The most important source of Confucius' actual teachings.
Book of Mencius
Tao Te Ching
Analects
Book of Confucius
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Which is not one of the Five Constant Relationships?
Parent & Child
Ruler & Subject
Owner & Pet
Husband & Wife