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Is Confucionism a religion

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February 8, 2015

 

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However if the definition of religion is revised to include broad belief systems that include moral codes for how to live one's life, then Confucianism certainly would be considered religious. Because today's western viewpoint defines religion as the worship of a supreme being with no room for alternatives, we can say that Confucianism is not a religion, but rather an ethical framework for life...
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One can not be Muslim and Catholic at the same time. The traditions that go along with those two religions require the individual to pick one god to worship and to reject all others. One reason that Confucianism is not considered a religion is because it has the ability to transcend the mutual exclusivity that is attached to certain religions...
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