The Chinese consider Confucius to be the Greatest Master. Which of these was most important to Confucius and is the basis of his teachings?

A.

Spiritual devotion will allow good things to happen to a person.

B.

Good deeds done on earth will be repaid in the afterlife.

C.

Individual ethics and obligations have the greatest value in life.

D.

Constant study and deeper understanding of the outside world are key.

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Amina Carrillo

Social Studies

12 December, 21:41

The Chinese consider Confucius to be the Greatest Master. Which of these was most important to Confucius and is the basis of his teachings?

A.

Spiritual devotion will allow good things to happen to a person.

B.

Good deeds done on earth will be repaid in the afterlife.

C.

Individual ethics and obligations have the greatest value in life.

D.

Constant study and deeper understanding of the outside world are key.

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Answers (2)

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Caesar · Answer 1

I'm pretty sure it's C mark me brainliest! sorry if I get it wrong

Mckenna · Answer 2

D. Constant study and deeper understanding of the outside world are key.

Explanation:

Confucius teachings, protected in the Lunyu or Analects, structure the establishment of quite a bit of consequent Chinese speculation on the education and comportment of the ideal man, how such an individual should carry on with his life and communicate with others, and the types of society and government where he ought to take part. Fung Yu-lan, one of the extraordinary 20th century experts on the historical backdrop of Chinese idea, contrasts Confucius' impact in Chinese history and that of Socrates in the West.