Recovering both Confucianism and Christianity from the Dialectic of the Three Bonds and Five Relationships from a Harmonious Relational Perspective
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This article takes an ethical perspective that views Confucianism and Christianity as two fruitfully distinct ways of life and considers them neither as two different philosophies nor as two separate religions. On this basis, this article seeks to recover both Confucianism and Christianity from the dialectic of the Three Bonds and Five Relationships by uncovering the distorted images that are instilled in Confucian and Christian human relationship. In a hermeneutical dimension, these distorted images are created when Confucius’ actual words are misunderstood in the interpretation of modern critics and when Jesus’ actual words are likewise misinterpreted by modern critics. This article seriously considers the process of these distortions and attempts to discover the true relational images of both Confucianism and Christianity through a harmonious hermeneutical disclosure of those distortions.
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This article takes an ethical perspective that views Confucianism and Christianity as two fruitfully distinct ways of life and considers them neither as two different philosophies nor as two separate religions. On this basis, this article seeks to recover both Confucianism and Christianity from the dialectic of the Three Bonds and Five Relationships by uncovering the distorted images that are instilled in Confucian and Christian human relationship. In a hermeneutical dimension, these distorted images are created when Confucius’ actual words are misunderstood in the interpretation of modern critics and when Jesus’ actual words are likewise misinterpreted by modern critics. This article seriously considers the process of these distortions and attempts to discover the true relational images of both Confucianism and Christianity through a harmonious hermeneutical disclosure of those distortions.
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