Question

Asian traditions do not speak of disobedience to a divine command, rather they in humanity

Answer 1

The statement “Asian traditions do not speak of disobedience to a divine command, rather they in humanity” is TRUE.

Further Explanation:

The Asian Culture encompasses the diverse and collective customs and “traditions” of art, music, literature, philosophy, religion, architecture and politics that have been maintained and practiced by the number of ethnic groups of the “continent of Asia” since prehistory. Preferences for social harmony are as follows:

1. The concern with “socio-economic prosperity” and the “collective well being” of the community.
2. Respect and loyalty towards “figures of authority”.
3. Preference for communitariansim and collectivism.

In Asian Tradition, it has been believed that all the teachings in Asian or religious-philosophical thought that revolves around perceiving and treating other individuals with respect. While, in Western Tradition, the belief is that all individuals must follow an “existing moral compass” that derived from Almighty’s orders.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: Asian Culture

Subject: Social Studies

Keywords:

Asian tradition, culture, customs, literature, prosperity, collectivism, architecture, politics

Answer 2

That statement is true.
In Western tradition, there is this idea that all people must follow an existing moral compass that derived from God's orders.
In asian tradition, this kind of thing does not exist. All the teaching in religious or asian philosophical thought revolves around treating and perceiving other people with respect.