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Good and Evil in Human Nature
Comparison Essay # 19702
Good and Evil in Human Nature
Compares Chinese and North American views on the inherent goodness of man, evil, God, free will and laws.
1,350 words (approx. 5.4 pages) |
5 sources |
1992
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"This study will examine the Chinese philosophic stance that human beings are inherently good, and will compare that view with the view of North American people and the explanation of the latter with respect to good and evil in human nature. The study will consider the appearance of evil in an individual if that individual is inherently good.It is too simplistic to say without equivocation that the Chinese philosophers or the North American people believe that man is inherently good or not inherently good. For example, the pre-eminent Chinese philosopher, Confucius, can hardly be said to believe simply that man is inherently good, but it is nevertheless safe to say, in general, that Confucius did have a positive view of human nature.
The North American view, generally rooted in European ..."
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