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The Doctrine of Heaven and Human Beings in Chinese Ancient Philosophy and Its Contemporary Value

Gao Xin-min

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Through discussions of the doctrine of Heaven and Human Beings in Chinese Ancient Philosophy, the paper reached a positive conclusion on the significance of the doctrine concerning the sustainable development of the society today.

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Through discussions of the doctrine of Heaven and Human Beings in Chinese Ancient Philosophy, the paper reached a positive conclusion on the significance of the doctrine concerning the sustainable development of the society today.

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Through discussions of the doctrine of Heaven and Human Beings in Chinese Ancient Philosophy, the paper reached a positive conclusion on the significance of the doctrine concerning the sustainable development of the society today.

Key concepts: Heaven, Doctrine, Chinese philosophy, Philosophy, Value (mathematics), Environmental ethics, Epistemology, Theology

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