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1. 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 ...

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3. carpenterturnedpreacher.com › what-about-jesusWhat About Jesus’ Teaching and Life Fits With Being a Taoist?

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   Taoism, sometimes called Daoism, was a religion or philosophy based on the teachings of Lao Tzu around 500 B.C.E., recorded in the Tao Te Ching. A collection of poetry and sayings that serve as a guide for one’s thoughts and actions, aiding in achieving harmony. Taoism was started roughly 5oo years before Jesus lived.

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

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   even death on a cross!”. (Philippians 2:7–8, NIV) Both Lao Tzu and Jesus emphasize the power of humility, not as a weakness, but as a strength that comes from aligning oneself with the divine ...

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

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   Apr 30, 2016 · 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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   The Tao is depicted as the source of the ten thousand things, but to be the ‘source’ is not equivalent to being the ‘Creator’ who is the subject of the Hebrew Scriptures. The Tao Te Ching depicts the ten thousand things as emanating from the Tao, but the Tao does not will things into existence: “Let there be light.”

7. www.bible-bridge.com › taoism-christianityTaoism and Christianity - BibleBridge

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   May 20, 2014 · Taoism and Christianity. May 20, 2014 by Les Bridgeman. One of my favorite things about teaching World Religions is the opportunity to compare and contrast each religion with Christianity. When analyzing belief systems I believe it’s important to be as fair as possible. After all, Jesus taught us to love our neighbors as we love ourselves.

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   What does Taoism teach about life?

   • Taoism teaches that it is in this life that we’re eternal. Rather than transitioning from the living world to an afterlife, Taoism believes the afterlife exists within life on Earth. As a living person, you exist as part of the Tao, and when you die, you exist as part of the Tao.

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   What do Taoists believe?

   • Taoists believe that that they should live in harmony with the Tao or Way. If they do this they will merge with the Tao, free their soul, and become one of the Immortals. In the beginning Taoists believed there were no gods or goddesses only the Tao but over time people began worshiping Lao Tze and other important Taoist teachers.

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   What are some basic facts about Taoism?

   • Here are a few basic facts about Taoism: Lao Tzu wrote the foundational text, called the Tao Te Ching. Tao = the Way of nature. Tao is the source and sustenance of everything, but it is not a personal creator.

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   What does Taoism teach about acceptance?

   • The central teaching of Taoism is the philosophy of acceptance. Everything that happens in a person’s life is seen as equally important. There’s no such thing as “good” or “bad” in Taoism. The “positive” and “negative” aspects of life work together in equal parts to maintain harmony, so they’re both equally “good” according to Taoism.

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   Is Taoism a teaching tradition?

   • Taoism is a teaching tradition. It is mostly an oral tradition, combined with physical day to day living practices and some reading. Taoism requires a teacher to be learned properly. Teaching is known as transmission and has 3 typical forms, which are actually 3 different Taoist teaching relationships. +Taoist Hermit Tradition: This is the original Taoist teaching tradition.

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   What are the spiritual properties of Taoism?

   • According to Lao-tzu, the founding philosopher-sage of Taoism, Tao is beyond all thinking and description, without image or form, but he nevertheless identifies a number of the spiritual properties of Tao for the purpose of teaching. Among them are the qualities of being selfless, simple, authentic and spontaneous.

   The Way of Nature as a Healing Power: The Taoist

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   Feb 2, 2007 · The Taoist’s simple, harmonious way of life echoes much of Jesus’ original dynamic vision, and both still challenges those of us in a more comfortable, materialistic society. Mabry reflects on the tension each tradition has towards government and the prevailing culture and their focus on life on the margins of society.