Li Shen
Abstract
Chinese Confucianism is meant to reveal religious nature, and then expound the religeous quality of Confucianism by comparing Confucianism with other religions. Religeous nature has only one characteristic: belief in god. And God is the embodiment of supernatural forces. What form this embodiment fakes depends on specific situations.
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Chinese Confucianism is meant to reveal religious nature, and then expound the religeous quality of Confucianism by comparing Confucianism with other religions. Religeous nature has only one characteristic: belief in god. And God is the embodiment of supernatural forces. What form this embodiment fakes depends on specific situations.
Key concepts: Neo-Confucianism, Philosophy, Quality (philosophy), Aesthetics, Epistemology