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... ” Sure, many government forms can be mistaken for religions and also the opposite is true, but there are sharp contrasts that separate the two. A question has puzzled philosophers for years on whether Confucianism is more like a form of government or a religion. Obviously, many people have many different views on what a religion is, but I believe that Confucianism is not a religion. It is a form of government. ...
Confucianism is based upon the beliefs of a man referred to as Confucius. ... The beliefs of Confucianism state that if you are virtuous you will go to heaven. ... For this reason, it is more like a form of government than a religion. A government’s beliefs can encourage the goodness of people and the goodness of rulers, which Confucianism basically tries to achieve.
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