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Confucian studies

the view that Confucianism carries a religious core in its relation to Heaven, the sage ideal and ritual, rather than being only an ethical system.

In Confucian studies, religious dimensions of Confucianism refers to the view that Confucianism carries a religious core in its relation to Heaven, the sage ideal and ritual, rather than being only an ethical system. This meaning comes from Taylor (1990) in The religious dimensions of Confucianism.[1]

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Taylor, R. L. (1990). The religious dimensions of Confucianism. State University of New York Press. ISBN 9780791403112

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