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Wang Fuzhi on the Problem of Heaven and Human in the Religious Tradition of Confucianism

open access: yesReligions
Although Wang Fuzhi is considered an important summarizer of Song–Ming Neo-Confucianism, his criticism of the traditional relationship between Heaven and human (tian ren guan xi 天人关系), especially the ensuing religious implications, has not been ...
Xiaopeng Xu, Yun Chen
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Effects of traditional Chinese culture-based bibliotherapy on the spiritual health of patients with liver cancer. [PDF]

open access: yesSupport Care Cancer, 2023
Huang L   +8 more
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Relational Consciousness as Eco-Spiritual Formation: Interreligious Construction with Rosemary R. Ruether and Neo-Confucianism

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This study investigates the theological and philosophical interplay between Rosemary Radford Ruether’s ecofeminist theology and Neo-Confucian cosmology in the context of Korean Protestant Christianity.
Joo Hyung Lee
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Contributing to Public Deliberation by Religious Behavior: Beyond the Inclusivism–Exclusivism Debate

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Recently, political philosophers have debated the role of religious reasons in public deliberations, such as appealing to religious convictions and religious classics.
Baldwin Wong
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Spatio-temporal evolution characteristics of cultural heritage sites and their relationship with natural and cultural environment in the northern Fujian, China

open access: yesHeritage Science
China’s northern Fujian, as one of the spatial carriers of renowned traditional Chinese cultures such as Minyue, Zhu Xi’s Neo-Confucianism, tea, and porcelain, has preserved a wealth of tangible cultural relics, showcasing a profound cultural heritage ...
Deping Chu, Chengkun Huang, Feiyang Lin
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One Hundred Years of Echoes: The Influence of the Jesuit Aleni on the Spiritual Life of the Manchu Prince Depei

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This paper reveals the interweaving of three traditions—Christian, Manchu, and Han Chinese—in the work of an unduly neglected figure in early modern China, Aisin-Gioro Depei 愛新覺羅·德沛 (1688–1752), who was a Manchu prince, neo-Confucian philosopher, and ...
Dawei Pan
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Yang Shi’s Confucian Quiet-Sitting Meditation: A Distinction from Cheng Yi and Huayan Buddhism

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Yang Shi initiated the Neo-Confucian methodology of self-cultivation centered on quiet-sitting, and focusing on Yang Shi may shift the study of Confucian quiet-sitting to a more chronologically appropriate “beginning-forward” approach.
Bin Song
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