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Eastern Galactic Civilization: ----- Unifying Religion, Philosophy and Science

Eastern Galactic Civilization: ----- Unifying Religion, Philosophy and Science

Chang, John

Paperback

Philosophy

ISBN10: 1763548074
ISBN13: 9781763548077
Publisher: Universal Publishing
Published: Jan 10 2025
Pages: 492
Weight: 1.28
Height: 0.99 Width: 5.83 Depth: 8.27
Language: English
Chinese divine culture, the laws of the universe; break through the Stellar system, Galactic civilization. No need to go into the mountains, no need to believe in religion; have the opportunity to read this book, the epiphany of the grand road. Pyramid faith, Egypt and Maya; Australian red monoliths, brilliant light. Freedom and democracy, the constitutions of Europe and America; the future of the world, hopefully greater. In ancient times, there were three most famous Chinese cultural classics: discussions on unification, systems, and prophecies. They are: 1)《I Ching》( Book of Changes ), edited and perfected by King Wen of the Zhou Dynasty. ( Exploration of Eastern Religions ) 2)《Tao Te Ching》, written by the scholar Laozi during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. ( Exploration of Eastern Philosophy ). 3)《Tui Bei Tu》, written by the Tang Dynasty ministers Yuan Tiangang and Li Chunfeng. ( Science of mind discussion in the East ) As a more in-depth comparison, analysis, summary, and expansion of the above three books, this book collects, organizes, and edits a large number of articles from past years. It is a summary of all thought works, showcasing the beginnings of Eastern innovative thinking, new culture, new civilization, and a new renaissance. It continues the concept of the unification of Chinese civilization, unifying religious beliefs, philosophical ideas, and scientific culture.

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