Confucianism
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The Confucian preachment of morality, as in Plato, was predicated on the theory that the earthly way is the distorted shadow of the heavenly way; that the true pattern of temporal civilization is the mirror reflection of the eternal order of heaven. 94:6.10
Ganid elaborated with Jesus a summary on Confucianism when they were in Alexandria 131:9
Confucian precepts, while perpetuating the best of the past, were somewhat inimical to the very Chinese spirit of investigation that had produced those achievements which were so venerated. 94:6.11
The Zoroastrians had a religion of morals; the Hindus a religion of metaphysics; the Confucianists a religion of ethics. 5:4.7
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