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Confucianism is a religion that was based off of teachings by Confucius, and two basic principles. The two principles were ren and li.

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Confucianism was not like other religions, because it taught

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Confucianism was based off of the teachings of Confucius and off of two basic principles, ren and li. Ren means to have concern for others, and li means to have appropriate behavior. Confucianism was not a religion based off of spiritual teachings unlike other religions. Scholar-officials were people that took a series of tests to see if they could become one. The tests were very hard, and to pass them, you needed years of studying

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Confucianism and Scholar-Officials:

Confucianism was a dominant philosophy during early China based on the teachings of Confucius, in which it focused on ethics.  Two primary principles would be ren which meant concern for others, and li which meant appropriate behavior.

Scholar-officials were educated members of the government who ran important roles in government. To become one, they would have to take an examination based on Confucian teachings.  Scholar-officials would be recognized as elite members of society, and they enjoy many benefits.

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-teachings based on 2 principals, Ren and Li
-Ren=concern for others
-Li= Appropriate behavior
-scholar officials are educated members of the government
-Confucianism is the philosophy for life and government
-Confucianism does not focus on spiritual matters

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What was Confucianism?
-based on the teachings of Confucius
-had a dramatic affect on the Song's system of government
-based around ren and li
-ren meant concern for others and li was based around appropriate behavior
What is a scholar official?
-well respected member of the government
-respected member of the government
-elite members of society
-widely acknowledged for their knowledge and ethics

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and neo confucianism are waysof life in China

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Confucianism was based around ren and li. Ren was made around concern for others and li was based around appropriate behavior. Confucianism was not based around spirituality and shielding from hopelessness.

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Basically Confucianism was as system of beliefs that centered around two things, ren and li. Ren means concern for others and li means appropriate behavior. Confucianism was not based on spiritual beliefs and trying to tell people that they could escape from suffering.

-Tariq

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Confucianism and it's principles by Tari

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Confucianism and it's principles by Tari

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Confucianism is the teaching of Confucius, a Chinese teacher, editor, politician, and philosopher.
Jen (human heartedness, good behavior, benevolence, and man-to-man-ness) and Li (principle of gain, benefit, and order) at two main concepts of Confucianism.
Also Yi (righteousness)
And Hsiao (filial priety).
Chih (moral wisdom) and
Chun-tzu (the ideal man) are also part of the many main aspects of
Confucianism!!!

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Kaylin
Confucianism and Scholar Officials
Confucianism was a philosophy that focused on behavior. It did not focus on spirituality. Neo-Confucianism focused on spirituality. Scholar Officials were educated members of the government. They took tests on Confucianism to become one.

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Confucianism was the basic teachings of Confucius. The two basic principles were ren(concern for others) and li(appropriate behavior

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David Jewsup and Billy S

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Adam Denzler

Confucianism is based on the ideas of Ren and li, two ways of living.

Ren means to have concern for others, while Li means to always retain proper behavior.

Confucianism is not a extremely spiritual way of living like Buddhism, although Neo-Confucianism is much more spiritual

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Christian Lee and Austin Ozenne

Confucianism is a dominant philosophy I'm China based on the teaching of Confusicous. Confucianism means appropriate behavior; it is not being rude and disrepectful. A scholar-official was an educated member of the government, and an elite member of society.

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Confucianism
•it is a teaching that emphasizes good moral qualities.
•it is not a spiritual teaching.
Scholar-Official
•And educated member of the ancient Chinese civil service.

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Michael and Lauren Confucianism -a philosophy with ideas made by Confucious. -based off two principles, Ren and Li.  -not popular in the

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Confucianism is Confucius ideas and teachings. These include concern for others and appropriate behavior

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Katie and Nicole Smith.
- teaching based
- two principles (ren and li)
- scholar officials are educated members of the government

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Confucianism is the ideas of Confucius. These include good behavior and

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Traymond and Adam Abedeen

Confucianism

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-Confucianism is the dominant ideas/beliefs in China based on the teachings of Confucius. It teaches how to respect others and identify your role in society.
-Confucianism is not discussing the issues of human beings.
-A scholar official is an educated member of the government.To become a scholar-official, you must have years of studying

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Elena and Gianna

Confucianism followed the beliefs of Confucious.

•Focused on behavior of the people.
•Believed in ren, caring for others and li, appropriate behavior.

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Cayla Broderick and Jacob Floyd

Confucianism
-based on the teachings of Confucius
-Confucius

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Cayla Broderick and Jacob Floyd

Confucianism
-based on the teachings of Confucius
-Confucius's teachings focused on ethics and proper behavior
-he believed everyone should follow ten and li

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Ms. Philips

Confucianism is a philosophy; part of Chinese government

Scholar officials were members of government
- held important jobs
- many benefits
- not a farmer