From the Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu

The Legend of Lao Tzu, no one knows exactly who the “Old master” was or when he lived, though he seems most likely that he lived during the sixth century A.C.

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The ideas of Confucius have shaped the patter of Chinese live for over 2.000 years, yet the details of Confucius´ life remain a mystery.

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Taoists and Confucianists they believe that people could see its working by observing nature.

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Taoists differed from Confucianists in that they did not ascribe human moral qualities to the Tao.

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The Analects, or collected saying of Confucius, were compiled long after his death by disciples of his disciples.

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Lao Tzu which means “Old Master” is the name given to the author of the book called:

• The Tao Che Ching

• The Tao Tzu Ching

• The Tao Te Ching

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Lao Tzu served as Keeper of the Archives in the ancient:

• Chinese Kingdom of Chou

• Chinese Kingdom of Tzu

• Chinese Kingdom of Zchou

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In all of his teaching, Confucius emphasized the importance of:

• Being a good person

• Seeking peace

• Moral Conduct

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Early Taoists and Confucianists both believe the Tao was force that:

• Controlled the mind

• Controlled the feeling

• Controlled the universe

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Lao Tzu had two primary concerns:

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