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In what way do Confucianism and Buddhism differ? a. Buddhism stresses military honor and Confucianism stresses charitable deeds. b. Confucianism stresses ethical behavior and Buddhism stresses a spiritual
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In what way do Confucianism and Buddhism differ?

a. Buddhism stresses military honor and Confucianism stresses charitable deeds.
b. Confucianism stresses ethical behavior and Buddhism stresses a spiritual outlook that promises escape from suffering.
c. Buddhism teaches people to value public service while Confucianism teaches that personal satisfaction is most important.
d. Confucianism places high value on artistic talents and Buddhism teaches one to ignore art.

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Answer:The Answer would be B!

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I think it should be letter B
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