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Confucianism The Path to Humanity

551- 479 B.C.E. During the time of Confucius, China was in complete chaos. The civilization had a lack of respect and a lack humanity.

The Way to Social Harmony Confucius, a poor born teacher, felt that the only way society could improve was if people practiced – Ren (Humanity)- inward practice And Li – doing good – outward practice He believed that everyone should have a role in society and that everyone should respect their role.

The 5 Relationships 1. Ruler and subject 2. Father and son 3.Husband and wife 4.Older brother and younger brother 5.Friend and friend

Filial Piety Filial Piety – Respect for parents, elders, and ancestors. The Analects- Collection of teachings by Confucius

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