Religions

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Religions

3 Dynasties
Xia
Shung-scripts
Zhou-Golden Age
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3 Dynasties Xia
Shung-scripts
Zhou-Golden Age
Daoism- "The Way of ... " Propriety
Confucianism- "The Way of ... " Flourishing
Ancient Chinese Religious Practices Spirits- in every aspect
Ancestors- duty to honor
Tian- "Heaven"
Patterns in Nature- astrology
Yin & Yang- balance of opposites
Confucius wanted to work in politics-->leaders
Virtues Ren, Li, Shu, Xiao, Wen
Ren think & care for others
Li proper actions in a social situation
Shu silver rule
Xiao devotion to parents
Wen culture
Yi righteousness
Zhi Wisdom
Relationships father-son
older brother-younger brother
husband-wife
elder-younger
ruler-subject
Goal of Confucianism excellent individuals-->political leaders
harmonious society
education is essential
Confucian Literature the 5 Classics (Wujing) & the Four Books
The 5 Classics History-Shujing
Poetry-Shijing
Changes-Yijing
Rites-Liji
Spring & Autumn-Chunqui
The 4 Books The Analects
The Great Learning
The Doctrine of the Mean
The Menicus
Three Doctrines Confucianism, Daoism, & Buddism
Founder of Daoism Laozi-"old master", "old child"
Daodejing- "The Way & its Power"
Goal of Daoism unstructed life of spontaneity
to live as close as possible in harmony with the Dao
Dao "way" or "path" -- "nameless"
cannot be explained
orgin of everything & all things are "manifestations" of the Dao
Sumer early city-states
polytheistic
Temple Religions temple dedicated to each God
polytheistic, no after life
exclusive preisthood, served ruling elite
Ancient Greece civil servants rather than led by a king
agricultural supported
afterlife in Hades
Rome & Roman Empire polytheistic
significance done in public
attendance to keep temple open
salvation as a whole
Epic of Gilgamesh earliest religious story
Code of Hammurabi 282 Laws
Zoroastrianism 1st ex. of dualistic monotheistic, preaches free-will
Rabbonic Judaism destroyed 1st temple in 70BCE
Disapora Judaism to live in exile
Sadducces priestly class, follow Roman law
Pharisees brought religion into the Jewish home even againist Hellenism
Zealots patriots who fought Rome
Essenes ascetic desert dwellers
Reform men & women sit together
no mynin needed
leadership for women
Orthdox response to reform
"traditional" Judaiam
men & women sit seperately
services all in Hebrew
Conservative mix of the 2
services in Hebrew
some synagogues, m&w sit together
women rabbis
Zionism goal to return home
city of Davis
Passover/Pesach blood on doors
festival of renewal
Rosh Hashanan Day of Rememberance
day God created mankind
Jewish New Year
Yom Kippur Day of Atonement
ask for forgiveness
Structure of the Hebrew Bible final in 200 BCE
the "Teachings"
the "Prophets"
the "Writings"
the "Teachings" Genisis
Exodus
Leviticus
Numbers
Deuteronmy
the "Prophets" Isaiah
Jerimah
Ezekiel
the "Writings" Psalms
Proverbs
Job
Daniel
Sabbath Holy Day--Day of Rest
Saturday
B'rakhot most prayers follow
Sh'ma fundamental monotheistic statment of Judaism

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