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1. medium.com › @kyeg › taoism-and-jesus-a-reflectionTaoism and Jesus: A Reflection of God’s Prophecy in China

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   The core idea of Taoism is the Tao (道), commonly translated as “The Way.”. The Tao is the ultimate source of all things, an invisible yet omnipresent force that governs the universe. It is ...

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3. www.christianitytoday.com › 2024 › 06This Is the Way: How the Dao Helps Chinese People Understand ...

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   Jun 5, 2024 · In the opening lines of the Gospel of John, God’s eternal presence is rendered as “the Word,” a translation of the Greek word logos. In many translations of the Chinese Bible, including the ...

4. spectrummagazine.org › culture › taoism-andTaoism and Christianity: Anything in Common ... - Spectrum ...

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   Apr 30, 2016 · Yes, belief in a Supreme Being automatically puts Christianity in a different arena than Taoist thought. For us, the crucifixion of the Son of God impacts all we believe and do. Lao-Tzu, the apocryphal founder of Taoism, recognized no supreme being, but only a fluid power that is difficult to categorize.

5. christianityfaq.com › christianity-vs-taoism-whatsChristianity vs. Taoism: What’s the Difference?

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   Aug 22, 2023 · God or gods. One God, existing in three persons (Trinity): Father, Son (Jesus Christ), and Holy Spirit. The Tao, an impersonal ultimate reality; various deities and spirits in religious Taoism. The universe. Created by God; a temporary existence that will be transformed in the end times.

6. www.smp.org › dynamicmedia › filesComparing and Contrasting Taoism with Christianity

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   Taoism and Christianity conceive the ideal life in distinctly different ways. For a Taoist, the ideal life is to live in harmony with the Tao, the great Way of nature. Taoists understand this to be something human beings can achieve on our own. Christians, by contrast, believe the ideal life is found in living in accord with the will of God.

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7. www.openhorizons.org › the-taoist-christianThe Taoist Christian: Following Jesus in a Gentle and ...

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   The Taoist-inclined Christian is one who trusts (1) that Christianity is a way of living not a set of answers; (2) that the winds of the spirit blow in many directions, and that humans can be refreshed by these winds even if they are not Christian; (3) that we live and move and have our being within the larger context of the Ten Thousand Things ...

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   What is the difference between Taoism and Christianity?

   • While Christianity originated in the Middle East and is based on the teachings of Jesus Christ, Taoism emerged in China and is rooted in the philosophy of Laozi. This article will explore the key similarities and differences between these two religions, examining their sacred texts, beliefs, practices, and historical development.

   Christianity vs. Taoism: What’s the Difference?

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   Does belief in a supreme being make Christianity a different arena than Taoism?

   • Yes, belief in a Supreme Being automatically puts Christianity in a different arena than Taoist thought. For us, the crucifixion of the Son of God impacts all we believe and do. Lao-Tzu, the apocryphal founder of Taoism, recognized no supreme being, but only a fluid power that is difficult to categorize.

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   What is the ideal life of a Taoist?

   • For a Taoist, the ideal life is to live in harmony with the Tao, the great Way of nature. Taoists understand this to be something human beings can achieve on our own. Christians, by contrast, believe the ideal life is found in living in accord with the will of God. Doing so is believed to require God’s help in the form of grace.

   Comparing and Contrasting Taoism with Christianity

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   What does Trinity mean in Taoism?

   • The Trinity in Christianity is the belief that God exists as three persons in one essence: the Father, the Son (Jesus Christ), and the Holy Spirit. Each person is distinct yet fully God. What does yin and yang mean in Taoism? In Taoism, yin and yang represent the dual forces of the universe.

   Christianity vs. Taoism: What’s the Difference?

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   What is the difference between philosophical and religious Taoism?

   • Philosophical Taoism focuses on the teachings of ancient texts like the Tao Te Ching, emphasizing harmony with the Tao and a natural, simple life. Religious Taoism involves rituals, deities, and practices for spiritual cultivation and immortality. While both share core concepts, they differ in their practices and beliefs.

   Christianity vs. Taoism: What’s the Difference?

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   How does the crucifixion affect Taoism?

   • For us, the crucifixion of the Son of God impacts all we believe and do. Lao-Tzu, the apocryphal founder of Taoism, recognized no supreme being, but only a fluid power that is difficult to categorize. Taoists use water as a metaphor for describing the power in their way of life. Water is malleable. Yet, it is powerful.

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9. www.mdpi.com › 2077/1444/15-3 › 370The Images of Jesus and the Virgin Mary in the Early Qing ...

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   Mar 20, 2024 · The book Lidai Shenxian Tongjian (The Comprehensive Mirror of Immortals Throughout the Dynasties), a compilation of Taoist narratives from the early Qing dynasty, contains a dedicated section on “The Life of Jesus,” accompanied by two images portraying Jesus and the Virgin Mary. “The Life of Jesus” is believed to have originated from Gaspar Ferreira’s Nianzhu Guicheng (Rule for the ...