The Christian View of Piety-On the Similarities and Differences between the Christian and the Confucian Views of Piety

Philosophy and Culture 34 (4):173-182 (2007)
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Honor their parents as one of the Ten Commandments, is an important Christian ethics. In Christianity, from the terms of the order of charity, God willing, in him, honor their parents. Honor their parents and health care is the meaning of life, obey the teachings of parents and support their elderly parents. Honor their parents can also be extended to students to teachers, employees of the employer, its supervisors, nationals of the country's obligations. Christian concept of filial piety and Chinese Confucian culture of filial piety in both the similarities and differences between the. As one of the Ten Commandments, "honoring your parents" is an important ethical norm of Christianity. It's God's will to make people obey their parents after obeying God. The meaning of obeying your parents lies in taking good care of your body and life along with obeying your parents and supporting them. The meaning of "obeying your parents" can be extended to the obligations of students toward their teachers, employees to their employers, and citizens to their country. The Christian view and the Confucian sense of piety are somewhat similar and somewhat different as well

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