Chapter 4(Culture and Religion)
Chapter 4(Culture and Religion)
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Ch 4 discussed various philosophical and important religious figures including Confucius, Socrates, Buddha and Mohammed that were born during the Classical Era.
Confucius
Socrates
Buddha
Mohammed
Hindu
Jesus
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Ch 4 discussed various philosophical and important religious figures including Confucius, Socrates, Buddha and Mohammed that were born during the Classical Era.
Confucius
- China 500BC
- Analects- written by students and followers
- Chinese teacher who believes in the power of education and looking for to create a harmonious society through moral example
- emphasis on respect for order and place in social relationships
- Mandate of heaven-if there is peace among people, that leader is the correct leader
- teachings practiced in China/East Asia
Socrates
- Born in Greece 400BC
- Teacher who focused on the “explanation of nature and human life”
- Students wrote his ideas on his behalf through Dialogues
- Father of philosophy- developed socratic method
- "knowledge is obtained through reason"
- focused on philosophical questioning
- teachings practiced all over the world
Buddha
- India 500BC
- idea that it is possible to end suffering, all individuals can do this and can achieve enlightenment
- followers wrote his ideas
- "to let go of worldly attachments/end of suffering"
- 4 Noble Truths
- don't have to die to become enlightened
Mohammed
- Middle East 600 AD
- words written by followers
- Quran
- 5 Pillars of Islam
- religion and politics can't be separated
Hindu
- India
- not a person, a belief(system of gods)
- goal of human life is enlightenment
- karma is pathway to enlightenment through reincarnation
Jesus
- Bethlahem 1st century AD
- Bible-New Testament
- "love, forgiveness, heaven"
- all people can achieve heaven though redemption
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