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... ” The Supreme Power Ti (lord), or Shan-ti (the lord on high) were never spoke of, instead he spoke of Tien (heaven), which later he called the Principle of Heaven or Nature (t’en-li). ...
One of the most important concepts in Confucianism was that of Li. Li governed not just social structure, but also how things ought to have been done. Within Li, there is a constant need for betterment and for Improving on one’s self. ... The man is considered special, and with unique dignity and power, coming from and giving to Li. Also, relationships were an integral part of Li. ...
Symbolism within Li is extremely central. ... There are five essential parts of the Confucianism faith, (Jen, Chun-tzu, Li, Te, and Wen,) , five relationships which are important, and five thing that Confucius was most concerned with: Rectification of Names, The Doctrine of the Mean, the 5 Constant Relationships, and The Age.
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Approximate Pages = 3
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