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Taoism (1955-00-00)

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About this film

With the recent rebirth of interest in religion and its effect on the life people live, Religions of Man is a timely and informative series. The programs give a clear insight into the great living religious of our world: Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Dr. Huston Smith discusses their origin, founders and what each teaches as to lifes meaning and the way to its fulfillment. A Chinese religion less well known than Confucianism will be introduced in the ninth program of the series. Profoundly mystical Taoism teaches a subtle and skilled approach to living that avoids violence, jerkiness and self-assertion in favor of subtlety, grace and pure effectiveness.

Directors & creators

KETC-TV (Television station : Saint Louis, Mo.)

Subjects

public broadcasting, AAPB, Taoism, Lao Tzu, Huston Smith, Religions of Man, Chinese Philosophy, Eastern Religions, Philosophy of Religion, Comparative Religion, Chinese Culture, Etymology, Old Age, Respect for Elders, Cultural Differences, Educational Television, 1950s Television, KETC St. Louis, Washington University, Laozi, Wisdom, History of Religion, Eastern Wisdom, Tao, Spirituality

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