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How would you define the philosophy chinese Legalism.
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How would you define the philosophy chinese Legalism.

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It is a system of moral, social, political, and quasi-religious thought, whose influence also spread to Korea and Japan.
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Legalism focuses on God’s laws more than a relationship with God. It keeps external laws without a truly submitted heart. And legalism adds human rules to divine laws and treats them as divine. Many of us have encountered this type of wayward Christianity.

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