Today, Hinduism is the third-largest religion behind Christianity and Islam. Hinduism also has its unique and not a single religion but a compilation of many traditions and philosophies. they worship a single deity, known as “Brahman,” but still recognize other gods and goddesses.

Hindus are free to believe what they like about God, life after death, and the creation of the world. They may worship their own God or Gods in whatever form they wish. Everyone was not force to worship one God, anyone can enjoy their own beliefs that is morally accepted and valued. In my own opinion, Hinduism is very important to those people who are having this belief, I manage to see and hear some important point in Hinduism that life composed only life and death we all need do good deeds and value everything that has life. 

Nonetheless, the Philippines dominant religion is Catholic, wherein after the arrival and colonization of Spaniards, we are influenced and baptized as Christians who believes in one God.  From different readings, there are some tragic situations that our ancestors have encountered, these are the manipulation of worshiping and it leads to imprisonment because the pre-Hispanic belief system of Filipinos consisted of a pantheon of gods, spirits, creatures, and men that guarded the streams, fields, trees, mountains, forests, and houses. Bathala, who created earth and man, was superior to these other gods and spirits. But nowadays, we are one of religious countries that has massive of Christians and other small sects. 

 

 2. How Confucius became popular in china?

Confucianism is a philosophy developed in 6th-century BCE China, which is considered by some a secular-humanist belief system, by some a religion, and by others a social code. the fundamental principles of Confucianism began before his birth, during the Zhou Dynasty. The philosophy is based on the belief that human beings are essentially good, that they engage in immoral behavior through lack of a strong moral standard, and that adherence to an ethical code, and rituals which encourage it, enabled one to live a productive and tranquil life of peace which would translate to a strong, ethical, and prosperous state.

Clearly Confucianism is still highly relevant in today's China and should be taken into account when conducting market research in China. Its golden rule was, “Do not do to others what you do not want done to yourself.”

encompasses some but diverse philosophical, beliefs, and practices. Hinduism believe that their faith is timeless and has always been existed so they have no creator but rather it is a combination of various beliefs, it has profoundly influenced the culture and way of life of Indian people. Aside from reincarnation and karma they also believe in caste, Indian where divided in hierarchical structure called Caste System, each caste has its own set of principles, laws and dietary belief. Hinduism also believes in various gods that are viewed as embodiments of one unity, it was said that universal and natural aspects are related to these deities. Hence in Philippines, Catholicism was introduce by spaniard to colonize us, as of today 85% of Philippine population believes in Catholic faith. Religion played a predominant role in Filipino culture, but unlike hinduism Catholic believes in only One God. Even Christianity and Hinduism have big difference in belief and practices, as for me both of them plays a important part in both Indian and Filipino culture, They have embodied their faith in specific ways which represents an essential impact in today ’s society.

2.  How Confucius became popular in china?
-Around Sixth century BCE in China, Confucianism philosophy were created, it is sometimes viewed as a social and ethical philosophical framework instead of being just a religion. 

Confucius became well-known to China because of his teaching, he created a framework of social and political philosophy that he shared to his adherents. Confucius philosophy is centered on the idea that human beings are inherently good, and through absence of a comprehensive moral principle, they indulge in unethical actions. Confucianism was established as the state philosophy during the Han Dynasty period as Confucian ideology merged with Chinese culture. It was said that state civil service assessments are based on Confucius teachings, as Confucianism was supported by the government because it conveyed respect for authority and a powerful government is needed.

The teachings of Confucius still continued to remain as an essential aspect of chinese culture and governance until now.

Answer: Hinduism is the third-largest religion behind Christianity and Islam. Roughly 95 percent of the world’s Hindus live in India. Because the religion has no specific founder, it’s difficult to trace its origins and history. Hinduism is a fusion of various beliefs. This is very vital for every Indian people because Hinduism embraces many religious ideas. For this reason, it’s sometimes referred to as a way of life or a family of religions, as opposed to a single, organized religion. Indian people are united as one, even though they have one god but still recognize other gods and goddesses. They are respect and accepting many traditions and philosophies which one of their best attribute. However, regarding our beliefs as Filipino we also have different religions, teachings, cultures and traditions but unfortunately it brings division, disagreement and dispute to all Filipinos. It seems that we are religious country and it is our identity to express our beliefs to other people, to share our culture and way of life but I can see that there is no unity when it comes to accepting the beliefs of other people in our lives. Unlike in Indian people they are oppose to a single religion, their mindset is they need to accept various beliefs to honor other people and their culture. 

2. How Confucius became popular in china?

Answer:  Confucius' teachings became the state philosophy of China during the Han Dynasty. His teachings were the basis of the government civil service exams. The government liked Confucianism because it taught to respect authority and that a strong central government was important. Confucianism is a philosophy based on mutual respect and kindness toward others. It was developed to bring peace and stability in society. It was founded before the birth of Confucius, developed through his later life and was made popular soon after, during the Han Dynasty. Confucianism is technically not a religion. But it does share the Christian approach of loving others. In fact, that is the foundation of the philosophy. Confucianism is based entirely on kindness, mutual respect and an appreciation for character virtues. It is founded on the belief that society can flourish only when people learn to interact positively with each other.

Hinduism shaped the belief system of India about how they will act and worship their gods. The two poems which are the Mahabharata and the Ramayana are laid out information about Hindu values and gods and it became popular not only in India. This religion became abundant in India and this belief became the basis on how Indian people live their life and how they will interact with others. The Indian people became more dependable with their god in every situations comes in their lives. In the Philippines the religion is also vital in Filipinos life but in India they have one belief that make them united as one but in our country we have different religion that divide our belief and the worse they contradict each other and lead to disrespect and fights against each other.

2.  How Confucius became popular in china?

Confucius was a Chinese philosopher, teacher and political figure. He is known for his teachings that all people and society live in benefit from a lifetime learning and moral outlook and his ideas become famous in the whole China. His teachings and works were compiled into teaching book known as the “four books and five classics which became the core contexts of the Chinese dynasties. The Confucianism was brought stability to the China that is affected by the previous changeover of dynasty. So the Confucius teachings are used in governing the dynasty in China and up to now Confucianism are still famous not only in China but in some other countries. 

Hinduism is very vital in the belief of Indian because it molds their identity and personality including their health, character, prosperity, culture, and specifically their economic aspects. The video clip mentioned, Hinduism is quite unique because of its continuity from ancient origins to widespread modern practice. Hinduism is the oldest and active among all the religions that have very big number of followers. In this very big period this matured religion has contributed a lot to the humanity and developments in Indian people. In terms of comparing to belief of Hinduism in our religion as Filipino, Christianity recognizes one omnipotent God in three persons, while Hinduism has in its roots thousands of gods and believing that all of them are a manifestation of one god and one omnipotent power which they adopted from their ancestor that brings vital influence to their way of living.

Confucius became popular in china since they were influenced probably in the year 551 B.C. in present-day Qufu, Shandong Province, China. Confucianism is the worldview on politics, education and ethics taught by Confucius and his followers in the fifth and sixth centuries B.C. Although Confucianism is not an organized religion, it does provide rules for thinking and living that focus on love for humanity, worship of ancestors, and respect for elders, self-discipline and conformity to rituals.
Confucianism brought a stability into China which had been effected in many ways from previous changeovers in dynasty's. Ancient China also shows it was valued due to it being kept in practice till the end of the Ancient Chinese era and beyond. Until now, Confucius is still relevant in China.

 

Based on my analysis the majority in the asian, the indian people practices the hinduism.  Hinduism is one of the oldest organized religions and it was originated in the indian subcontinent., and in this ancient religion the correct name is Sanatana Dharma which means the “eternal law”                       In the pursuit and practice of the Hindu there called a dharma is governed by a belief In karma which they believes that this concept that every actions leaves an imprint on one’s Atman or “soul or spirit”, Karma is determined by a universal law or order In a simple means the good actions can produce a good results and the bad actions will produce a bad actions which for them their thoughts directly determine their current life and future lives. They also believes in reincarnations, continuous cycle of life, death ,And the priesthood and the gods that are integral to the Hindu faith they worship many gods and goddesses and Brahman is the god of the responsible for the creation of the world and all living things and there are have many gods that they worship and they believes that all living creatures and consider the cow a sacred animal that’s why when it comes to their food there have a limitations they most don’t eat beef or pork they are vegeterian  when it come in hinduism holy book which they valued the sacred writing which it called this holybook is vedas that collects of verses and hymns, and in their worships giving offering in an important part of Hindu worship in their religions it seems that they have a compilations of traditions and philosophies. Compare to the beliefs of filipinos there has a comparison in the religion of Islam and INC they are also limited when it comes to their foods they do not also eat and beef and pork because they values the sacred animals. But when it comes to the christianity for me as see it, catholics are not that tight compare to hinduism as the latter values more how they worship , but still  in catholic traditions they expressed their life in  the church which  also teaching the life of  jesus christ and revolves in the sacraments  which are baptism, confirmation, communition, marriage, reconcialition, holy order through of to build a relationship with god ,  as the latter values more how they worship. 

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2. How Confucius became popular in china?

- confucianism is based on kindess, mutual respect and an appreciations for characters virtues which emphasized the morality and and justice it became popular In china because confucianism is a philosophy and it was developed to bring  the peace and stability and society it is has a playing important roles to the Chinese to forming their characteristic, behavior and way of living to achive a harmony and social value and or social relationship.

 

 

 

 

 

 

     Hinduism, or way of life, is an Indian religion and dharma. It is "duty," "virtue," "morality," and it refers to the force that sustains the world and society. The Indian culture and way of life were profoundly affected by Hinduism during the Maurya and Gupta empires. A rigid social structure called a caste system was strengthened by Hinduism, which made it almost impossible for individuals to step beyond their social station. They believe that in a period of death and rebirth called samsara. Their atman is reborn in another body when a person dies. It is a continuous reincarnation loop until it is achieved by enlightenment. Unlike to us Filipinos, we believe in Eternal Salvation in Heaven; Eternal Damnation in Hell; Temporal third state before Heaven for those who desire purification, known as Purgatory.

 2. How Confucius became popular in china?   
  
     Confucius is remembered as China's first teacher who tried to make education widely available and who played a part in developing the practice of teaching as a vocation, indeed as a way of life. Through the Han Dynasty, Confucius' teachings became China's state ideology. The foundation of the government civil service exams is his teachings. Confucianism was liked by the government because it taught reverence for authority and that a strong central government was important. Up until the 20th century, Confucius' teachings remained an essential part of Chinese culture and government.
          

 
   India is home to several religions, but the most common is Hinduism at 80% of the population. Hinduism is the third-most widespread religion in the world after Islam and Christianity and it is thought to be the oldest religion in the world. Indian’s ways of living as Hinduism governs most aspects of life. 

Hinduism is a mystical religion that has no books and no prophets, but followers believe the Brahman as a creative power everything comes from and goes back to Brahman. They believe Brahman has no form, it is limitless, infinite, and omnipresent. Because there are so many gods and goddesses in Hinduism, it’s often perceived as a polytheistic religion. However, followers believe that Brahman is the only god and that the other gods are different manifestations of him. Like here in our country we also give importance to our religion in fact Filipinos are known as religious people and our religion also affect in shaping our morals and cultures like in India.

2. How Confucius become popular in China?

       Confucius' family was part of a growing middle class of people in China called "shi." They weren't part of the nobility, but were considered above the common peasants. This gave him a different outlook on life than the majority of people. He thought that people should be promoted and rewarded based on their talents, not on what family they were born into. Confucius developed his own philosophy which he taught to others. Today, his philosophy is known as Confucianism. His ideas didn't become popular until years after his death when they became the basic philosophy of the Chinese culture for over two thousand years. He quit his government job at the age of 51. He was disappointed that the leaders were not following his teachings. He then traveled throughout China for many years teaching his philosophy. Some of his followers wrote down his ideas in a book that would later be called The Analects of Confucius. He become popular to China because his teachings became the state philosophy of China during the Han Dynasty. His teachings were the basis of the government civil service exams. The government liked Confucianism because it taught to respect authority and that a strong central government was important. Confucius' teachings remained an important part of Chinese culture and government up until the 20th century. 

Hinduism is very vital in the belief in indian people compare to our beliefs in religion as Filipino because fisrt of all Hinduism is one of the oldest, largest religion in the world and it is originated from them. The Indian leaders used Hinduism as a kind of strategy because its easy to rule and unite the people in a country if they share a common beliefs. They practice Hinduism since the beginning until now that it shapes their beliefs like on how they should act in their society and became one of their culture. Unlike compared to us Filipino who don’t have self origin so compared to us Filipino who don’t have self origin and worshipping some stone and nature in our ancient times then it changes when the Spaniards conquered us and teach the Christianity, The Indian leaders used Hinduism as a kind of strategy because its easy to rule and unite the people in a country if they share a common beliefs.

2. How Confucius became popular in china?

Confucianism is a philosophy based on mutual respect and kindness toward others. It was developed to bring peace and stability in society. It was founded before the birth of Confucius, developed through his later life and was made popular soon after, during the Han Dynasty. Confucius became famous as a sage, or wise man, of China during the so-called 'Age of Philosophers'. His 'Five Classics' which record his teachings, have influenced the civilizations of all of eastern Asia. He studied the teachings of the sages whose influence had made China a united nation in the past.