... teachings began to incorporate it's way into China. "After the fall of the Han, however, the Confucian tradition suffered a loss of credibility" (Bentley 294). With Confucianism losing it's full credibility, Daoism and Buddhism were beginning to surface China's society. The Song Dynasty allowed China to free itself from traditional Confucianism and gave rise to Neo-Confucianism. Neo-Confucianism being a philosophy that ... ...

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... nature could be good if they were in a good guidance. In criticize views to oppose of Confucianism were Taoism and Buddhism to reshape the idea in China Society. Buddhism and Daoism were complete different view from any other Chinese philosophies, especially Buddhism. Since none of philosopher has mentioned about life after dead, Buddhism assumed life of spirits were endless which is ... ...

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