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Belief Systems

Belief Systems of Medieval China

TermDefinition
pious having or showing love for God/gods : devout
piety the quality or state of being pious
filial piety reverence (respect) for parents
virtue a particular moral excellence
ritual of or relating to rites or a ritual : ceremonial
religion a belief system that usually involve the worship of a God or gods and include a belief in an afterlife
enlightened the highest state of spiritual awakening
yin yang A symbol being or comprising opposite and especially complementary elements - associated with Daoism
philosophy a belief system that is guided by the search for knowledge and wisdom
belief system an ideology or set of principles that guide behavior and help people make sense of the world around us
confucianism A philosophy based on the teachings of Confucius that focused on proper behavior and respect for individuals and government
The 3 belief systems of medieval China Confucianism, Daoism, Buddhism
Buddhism: 4 Noble Truths All life is suffering Suffering is created by desire for things that fade (money, items) Suffering can end The 8-fold Path leads to the end of suffering
These keywords are associated with which belief system? Balance, internal peace, harmony, nature, "The Way" Daoism
Buddhism: 8 fold Path Eight behaviors that will lead to an end of suffering. 1.Right Understanding, 2. Right Thought, 3. Right Speech,4. Right Action, 5. Right Livelihood, 6. Right Effort, 7. Right Mindfulness and 8.Right Concentration.
These keywords are associated with which belief system? relationships, obedience, virtue, leaders as role models, education, analects Confucianism
These keywords are associated with which belief system? Suffering, desire, enlightenment, meditation, nirvana Buddhism
Founder of Daoism Laozi
Founder of Buddhism Siddhartha Gautama
Founder of Confucianism Confucius
according to this philosopher, most rulers put their own wants and needs ahead of the people's. Confucius
Which belief system does this quote belong to? "Suffering can be ended." Buddhism
"Of all people, girls and servants are most difficult to behave." Which belief system does this quote belong to? Confucianism
"Happiness does not come from having much, but from being attached to little." Which belief system does this quote belong to? buddhism
"The inferior man is disrespectful to great men; he makes fun of wisdom." Which belief system does this quote belong to? Confucianism
"The best way to run the world is to leave it alone." Which belief system does this quote belong to? Daoism
"If you think that you do not have enough, then you will never have enough." Which belief system does this quote belong to? Buddhism
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