To this day the philosophies of Laozi and Confucius, and the religious movements their lives and teachings inspired, exist in vibrant forms in Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Vietnamese culture as well ...

The circumstances under which the religion of Buddha was introduced ... the introduction into China of Buddhist teachers by the Emperor Mingti in the year 65 A.D. has a perfeet right to claim ...

By this definition, "popular religion," a syncretic blend of Daoism, Buddhism, and polytheistic elements, that attracts the vast majority of Chinese believers is not a religion at all, and ...

Any discussion 0f religion in China inevitably forms itself about the three religions­ – Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism. Most Chinese (especially the ‘modern’ group) will strenuously deny ...

The main religions are Buddhism, Islam, Catholicism and Christianity, China's indigenous Taoism, along with Shamanism, Eastern Orthodox Christianity and the Naxi people's Dongba religion.

There was, as yet, in China no official state cult of Confucius, no Buddhism, and no organized religious Daoism. The beliefs of Korea and Japan at that early period are largely lost in an unrecorded ...

Potential foreign investment of 20 million euros. Up to 3,000 square metres are being sought to build a large Buddhist temple ...

Adam Tan, a Malaysian Chinese Muslim convert, has raised eyebrows with his street preaching sessions questioning Buddhist ...

But is the Buddhist religion, which prevails in China, much more foreign to our customs and our modes of thinking and believing than the Roman Catholic religion is? There are, in fact, many ...

Ramayana in Chinese Buddhist Texts At a symposium on “Ramayana ... a host of Chinese scholars associated with longstanding research on religious influences, made candid presentations tracing ...

Amanda Foreman discusses the origins and development of Buddhism in China, with particular reference ... in a lesson on imagery in Buddhism or religion in general. Whilst watching, students ...