“"I fancied myself as some kind of god....It is a sort of disease when you consider yourself some kind of god, the creator of everything, but I feel comfortable about it now since I began to live it out.” -- George Soros
I guess you are the one who needs shrink attention...
As a matter of fact, I do occasionally consult a shrink. Try it.
Try a better one... And study some Confucianism...
Confuscianism is in the blood of all Chinese, even those in Singapore. I live with my wife, kids and my aged mother. That’s Confucianism in action. No need to study.
I guess you are the one who needs shrink attention...
As a matter of fact, I do occasionally consult a shrink. Try it.
Try a better one... And study some Confucianism...
Confuscianism is in the blood of all Chinese, even those in Singapore. I live with my wife, kids and my aged mother. That’s Confucianism in action. No need to study.
Calvin and Confucius are not compatible...
Why? To tell you the truth, I don’t know much about the teachings of the two gentlemen.
I guess you are the one who needs shrink attention...
As a matter of fact, I do occasionally consult a shrink. Try it.
Try a better one... And study some Confucianism...
Confuscianism is in the blood of all Chinese, even those in Singapore. I live with my wife, kids and my aged mother. That’s Confucianism in action. No need to study.
Calvin and Confucius are not compatible...
Why? To tell you the truth, I don’t know much about the teachings of the two gentlemen.
Confucianism has no hell, Calvinism is all about hell...
As a matter of fact, I do occasionally consult a shrink. Try it.
Try a better one... And study some Confucianism...
Confuscianism is in the blood of all Chinese, even those in Singapore. I live with my wife, kids and my aged mother. That’s Confucianism in action. No need to study.
Calvin and Confucius are not compatible...
Why? To tell you the truth, I don’t know much about the teachings of the two gentlemen.
Confucianism has no hell, Calvinism is all about hell...
This is not specific about Calvinism. It is the same for all branches of Christianity. It is not all about hell. It is about salvation. Jesus died for our sins. That is the standard Christian belief. But I understand the Calvinist believe in predistination. Confucianism is a philosophy, a way of life. Its ethics is much the same as Christianity. Both have the Golden Rule. Do unto others as you want others to do unto you.
Confuscianism is in the blood of all Chinese, even those in Singapore. I live with my wife, kids and my aged mother. That’s Confucianism in action. No need to study.
Hey Cassowary; your above post sparked something in my childhood memory.
I recall how when my widowed, elderly paternal grandmother grew too infirm to care for herself my parents took her into our home and cared for her bedridden for several years longer. Luckily my mother (her daughter-in-law) and shegot along very well - in-laws are not always so well disposed towards one another.
Does that necessarily mean that my parents, to whom Confucious was mwerely a name they had heard, were (without being consciously aware of it) abiding by a Confucuan ethos?
“"I fancied myself as some kind of god....It is a sort of disease when you consider yourself some kind of god, the creator of everything, but I feel comfortable about it now since I began to live it out.” -- George Soros
Confuscianism is in the blood of all Chinese, even those in Singapore. I live with my wife, kids and my aged mother. That’s Confucianism in action. No need to study.
Hey Cassowary; your above post sparked something in my childhood memory.
I recall how when my widowed, elderly paternal grandmother grew too infirm to care for herself my parents took her into our home and cared for her bedridden for several years longer. Luckily my mother (her daughter-in-law) and shegot along very well - in-laws are not always so well disposed towards one another.
Does that necessarily mean that my parents, to whom Confucious was mwerely a name they had heard, were (without being consciously aware of it) abiding by a Confucuan ethos?
That’s most admirable of your mother. Truly she had a heart of gold. Yes, I guess she was abiding by Confucianist ethos without realising it. Taking care of the elderly is part of it.
