Pages Tagged with #taoism

Religion in China, in the following sections:

• Religion in China: 1. The Land of Three Ways
• Religion in China: 3. Taoism / Daoism
• Religion in China: 4. Confucianism from the 6th Century BCE
• Top of page / intro

Atheism and Secularism, in the following sections:

• Atheism and Secularism: 4. Atheist Religions
• Atheism and Secularism: 6. Intellectualism and Atheism
• Top of page / intro

Atheist Religions, in the following sections:

• Atheist Religions: 2.5. Taoism / Daoism
• Atheist Religions: 1. An Introduction to Atheism and Secularism
• Top of page / intro

What Causes Religion and Superstitions?, in the following sections:

• What Causes Religion and Superstitions?: 2.2. Political Power Struggles and Identity Reinforcement
• What Causes Religion and Superstitions?: 3.4. Hallucinations, Fasting and Sensory Deprivation
• What Causes Religion and Superstitions?: 5.9. Intelligence and Suggestibility

Confucianism, in the following sections:

• Confucianism: 3. Confucianism in China
• Confucianism: 2.3. Zhou Dunyi (1017-1073 CE)

The New Age, in the following sections:

• The New Age: 1.2. One Hundred Years of New Age History
• Top of page / intro

Ethics Of Reciprocity like the Golden Rule and the Wiccan Rede Do Not Work, in the following sections:

• Ethics Of Reciprocity like the Golden Rule and the Wiccan Rede Do Not Work: 1. The Golden Rule: Almost Universal, But Still Dysfunctional
• Ethics Of Reciprocity like the Golden Rule and the Wiccan Rede Do Not Work: 4. Adherents of the Golden Rule, by Religion

Buddhism, in the following sections:

• Buddhism: 6. Religion in China
• Buddhism: 5. Karma

Religion in the United Kingdom: Diversity, Trends and Decline, in the following sections:

• Religion in the United Kingdom: Diversity, Trends and Decline: 4. Census Results for 2011, and Comparison to 2001
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The Assumptions about God and Creation, of Both Theists and Atheists: 2.6. God is Conscious

Experiences of God are Illusions, Derived from Malfunctioning Psychological Processes: 2. Hallucinations and Fasting

Religion and Intelligence

Cultural Religion Versus Scholarly Religion: 4.1. Magic as a Grassroots Phenomenon

The False and Conflicting Experiences of Mankind: How Other Peoples' Experience Contradict Our Own Beliefs: 5.1. Hallucinations, Sensory Deprivation and Fasting: The Physiological Causes of Religious and Mystical Experiences

Nothing New: Religions Evolve From Previous Religions: 5. The New Age: Old Beliefs, New Packaging

Human Religions

Counter-Cultural and Alternative New Religious Movements: 0.1. The New Age

Time to Move On: Religion Has Cost Too Much: 3.1. Religion is Bad for Intelligence

Modern Paganism (Neopaganism): 3.2. The New Age

Single God Religions (Monotheism)

Anti-Religious Forces: Specific Factors Fuelling Secularisation: 2.6. Intelligence

Agnosticism

The Universe Could Not Have Been Created by God: The Failure of First Cause Arguments: 1. The Argument that Everything Needs a Creator, Therefore God Exists as the First Cause

Science and Religion: 4. Intelligence Acting Against Religion

How Religious is Each Country? Which Regions of the World are Least Religious?: 3. Disbelief in God

Mass Education Versus Religion: 1. Religion and Intelligence

The Argument that Everything Needs a Creator, Therefore God Exists as the First Cause

What are the Vedic Faiths?: 4. How Does Karma Work in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism?

Refuting Missionaries [of Christianity]: 1.2. No Historical Jesus

Political Power Struggles and Identity Reinforcement: Why are People Religious?

How Does Karma Work in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism?

Hinduism: 6. Karma

Criticism of the New Age: Ridiculous Practices, Daft Beliefs and Pseudoscience: 1. An Introduction to the New Age

Jainism: 3. Karma

Different Types of Atheism and Atheist Beliefs

Hallucinations, Sensory Deprivation and Fasting: The Physiological Causes of Religious and Mystical Experiences

Dictionary List of Different Types of Religion

Theosophy: 2. Reincarnation and Karma

Taiwan (Republic of China): 1. Overview

China (People's Republic of China): 11. Religion and Beliefs

Sikhism: 5. Reincarnation and Karma

The Jedi Knight Religion, Inspired by Star Wars (Jediism)

Religious Extremism: 2.1. Reactions to Multiculturalism