Answer:
There are many types of organized Buddhism whereas Shinto is whatever you want it to be. Buddhism has a clear doctrine and rules. ... Shinto is more ambiguous, with no religious texts or set doctrine.
Answer:
A democracy where instead of a dictator, someone is elected to be a leader, a president/prime minister if you want like most of the nations today.
Explanation:
The answer to this statement is true because the equal dignity
rule focuses more on a legal doctrine in which has a requirement of an agent to
be required of performing acts in which are being authorized by their
principal. In which the ordinary business man does not apply to this rule.
Confucius was wanting to have an important government job but never actually did, instead he became a "teacher." His time period was rough so only the rich could afford education. He made his students pay for their education, however, he chose those who showed eagerness to learn. Soon after he thought about North China looking for a ruler who would follow his teachings but wasn't very successful.He returned home disappointed and when he died at 72, he believed his life was a failure.
