How does Confucianism impact the ruling of government?

State should follow only spiritual needs of its citizens

State should be governed by moral virtue not coercive laws

State is responsible for educational fulfillment of its citizens

State and religion should be one

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How does Confucianism impact the ruling of government?

      
State should follow only spiritual needs of its citizens

      
State should be governed by moral virtue not coercive laws

      
State is responsible for educational fulfillment of its citizens

      
State and religion should be one

anonymous · Answer

I really believe that the answer is B. State should be governed by moral virtue not coercive laws, but I might be wrong. "Confucianism is an ethical system rather than a religion. (Ethics deals with human behavior and conduct.) Confucius was mainly concerned with how human beings behaved toward each other and paid little attention to such matters as sin, salvation, and the soul. He developed a system of government, society, and justice which we call Confucianism. " I got this excerpt form this site http://www.globaled.org/chinaproject/confucian/reading1.html Hope that helps:)

anonymous · Answer

I think its D. no typical reason why I think that but I do