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Key	BIB32574
Reference type	Book
Title	儒学与巴哈伊信仰比较研究 (Ru xue yu Bahayi xin yang bi jiao yan jiu)
Series title	宗教对话与比较研究丛书 (Zongjiao duihua yu bijiao yanjiu congshu) = Religious Dialogue and Comparative Studies Series
Translated title	A Comparative Study of Confucianism and the Baha'i Faith
Author	Cai, Degui
Year	2010
Publisher	Shandong University Press
Place published	Shandong
ISBN	9787560740911
Abstract	Professor Cai Degui from the Baha'i Institute of Shandong University compared Confucianism and Bahá'í beliefs about the idea of ​​a harmonious society. Confucianism takes the mission of "opening peace for all ages", and pursues harmony between man and nature by the unity of nature and man, pursues harmony between people through the three principles and six disciplines, and pursues harmony between body and mind by self-cultivation. The Baha'i religion, which was born on the basis of traditional Eastern religions, also has the mission of "human family, religious harmony, and cultural inclusion". Confidence in the goodness of human nature is the basis of its ideal framework, and it is the basis for Confucius, Mencius and Baha'is to conceive the ideal of Datong. This kind of social whole must be based on the ideal individual of moralization, so the setting of ideal personality is the foundation of the two kinds of social thoughts. Confucius and Mencius, their disciples and Bahá'í believers, who have a strong sense of social responsibility, externalize their moral thoughts in practice, and form a society governed by virtue. The realization of the Great Harmony Society under Heaven has many things in common with the conceptual framework of the system. These two different cultures share the common pursuit of a harmonious society. Under the current form of building a harmonious society, a harmonious region and a harmonious world, mining these cultural resources is conducive to the realization of a harmonious world.
Language	Chinese
Keywords	CONFUCIANISM; COMPARATIVE RELIGION; CHINA
Number of pages	[2], 215

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