Chinese Religions

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Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1968 - China - 221 pages

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CHINESE RELIGION IN THE SHANG DYNASTY
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altar Amitābha Analects ancestor spirits ancestral temple ancient became belief blessings Buddha Buddhism in China century ceremonies Ch'an Ch'i Ch'u Chapter Chinese Buddhism Chinese Philosophy Chinese religion Ching Chou dynasty Christian Chuang-tzů Chung concept Confucianism Confucius cult of ancestors death deity disciples divine doctrine early emperor ethical evil faith famous Fung gods H. G. Creel heaven and earth Hsün-tzů human Ibid important influence jên King Wên living London Mahāyāna man's master Mencius Ming missionaries Mo-tzů monasteries monks Muslim nature Nestorian nirvāna numerous organised Peking popular religion practices prajñā priests Pure Land religion in China religious Taoism reverence righteousness rites ritual ruler sacrifices sage scholars scriptures sect Shang dynasty Shang Ti Shanghai Shih society supreme sūtras T'ai T'ang T'ien Tao Te Ching Taoist teaching thought translation Tzů universe virtue W. T. Chan whilst worship Y. P. Mei

Bibliographic information

TitleChinese Religions
History of religion series
AuthorDavid Howard Smith
PublisherHolt, Rinehart and Winston, 1968
ISBN0030719259, 9780030719257
Length221 pages
  
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