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A list of all pages that have property "Description" with value "Buddhism's buddha-nature and Confucianism's idea of inherent goodness are different in that Buddhism's "nature" is emptiness while that of Mencius and Xunzi means a person's character or disposition, which is something substantial. Buddhism teaches us to engage in spiritual practice in order to rid ourselves of vexations, thereby manifesting our original buddha-nature, while Mencius and Xunzi both advocated the importance of education: Education can turn good into evil and evil into good. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv2qlACVB8I Source Accessed Nov 17, 2020])". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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Media/Buddhism's Buddha-Nature and Confucianism's Idea of Inherent Goodness by Sheng Yen + (Buddhism's buddha-nature and Confucianism' … Buddhism's buddha-nature and Confucianism's idea of inherent goodness are different in that Buddhism's "nature" is emptiness while that of Mencius and Xunzi means a person's character or disposition, which is something substantial. Buddhism teaches us to engage in spiritual practice in order to rid ourselves of vexations, thereby manifesting our original buddha-nature, while Mencius and Xunzi both advocated the importance of education: Education can turn good into evil and evil into good. ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv2qlACVB8I Source Accessed Nov 17, 2020])Rv2qlACVB8I Source Accessed Nov 17, 2020]))

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