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Confucian studies

a reading by Fingarette of Confucius in which ritual propriety makes ordinary human interaction itself a holy rite, so the sacred appears in social conduct.

In Confucian studies, secular as sacred refers to a reading by Fingarette of Confucius in which ritual propriety makes ordinary human interaction itself a holy rite, so the sacred appears in social conduct. This meaning comes from Fingarette (1972) in Confucius--the secular as sacred.[1]

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  1. Fingarette, H. (1972). Confucius--the secular as sacred. Harper & Row. ISBN 9780061316821

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