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    A Prior Pastoral Experiment: The Chinese Rites Controversy Christians in later periods adopted different strategies in regard to pre-evangelisation ancestors, taking seriously the cultures which had formed these beliefs: a simplistic rejection of their worldview was not adopted. As we have seen, reflection of the Descent was one such example. Another is the Chinese Rites controversy in which Jesuit missionaries to China permitted Chinese Christians to take part in Confucian rituals relating to their

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    Christianity In China

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    Because of their stay in China, many missionaries and traders began to adopt Chinese customs and mix them with Catholicism. A group called The Society of Jesus served at the Imperial court because of their knowledge of astronomy and mechanics (). Although the primary goal of the Jesuits was to spread Catholicism, they were greatly influenced by the Chinese Confucian state (). Many of the Jesuits had adapted to Chinese religious lifestyles because of its social influence (). An argument began among

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    experience of evangelization, arriving as protagonists of the “Chinese Rites Controversy”. The Chinese Rites Controversy erupted in the 17th century and was not resolved until the 20th century, when Pope Pius XII issued an instruction entitled Plane compertum est, which allowed Chinese Catholics to participate in civil ceremonies honoring Confucius and the familial dead. By definition, the term “Chinese Rites” does not refer to any indigenous Chinese ritual, but to three specific customs. First, periodic

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    East Asia Rituals

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    of rituals that can be attributed to the East Asian community. These include symbolic form of rituals that are described by presentation of various symbols within this society. The rituals that were observed during the ancient period became common rites of passage. This is because of the meaning they presented to the community. For example, the poems and music sang in the classical period were considered to cultivate a good character. The Confucian approach of a ritual and the Confucian practice

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    The Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins in the game is one of the oldest branches of the global Assassin’s Brotherhood. The Assassins Brotherhood is said to have existed since 456 BCE and been critically involved in almost every major event throughout history since. From their formation the Brotherhood has fought for the continuation of humanity’s freedom from the rule of the Templars, who believe that in order to save humanity they must control their free will. The Chinese branch of the Brotherhood

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    From what perspective is the document written? How does the source describe native peoples? The perspective in which this document is written is in first person in the view of the Spaniards, and written like it was a letter from multiple people to somebody important. This source shows that the Spaniards thought of the Indians as low class non intelligent pilgrims that needed to be taught a new religion. This is evident when the author says the Indians must be brought to the knowledge of the Catholic

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    Cultural Universals Matthew M. Le Claire University of Nevada, Las Vegas Department of Sociology Matthew M. Le Claire received his Bachelor and Master?s degrees in criminal justice from the University of Nevada, Reno. Currently he is working towards his Ph.D. in sociology at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where his areas of specialization are crime, deviance, and culture. Culture itself is a complex topic with multiple definitions ranging from the organic to the mechanical, the natural

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    various countries, and conclude with the recent controversy in North America about the use of medical marijuana. Industrial Use Many centuries before widespread recreational marijuana, it was used industrially - first in Asia and later in Europe. The hemp plant was used as a fiber and then later as a fabric, cloth, and paper. Hemp fiber was first reported being used in Taiwan in 8000 BC to decorate clay pots followed by its use as bowstrings by Ancient Chinese archers, and subsequently for the creation

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    analects. That is especially important right now seeing as the people they look up to are not, in the words of Master Confucius, “True gentleman”. No examination is good enough to equip men to be morally sound if those guiding them are not in their own rite. If you remember nothing else from me, please remember this. “The Master said, ‘Virtue never stands alone. It is bound to have neighbors. (IV, 25)” Please do not let my actions be in

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    Arrogance In China

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    The relationships between China and the West has been, throughout centuries, one of the most fluctuating due to the arrogance found on both sides. Emperor Qianlong states his relationship with Europe as ‘one-sided' (Emperor Qianlong Mandate to King George III), based on how Qianlong boldly says that the west needed China's products while china, itself, claimed that they already had everything. This was to say if it did not benefit China in any way or form requests for further trade or import/export

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