This is the third entry in a 3-part series on the book of Proverbs and the Analects. * Part 1 [https://danbscott.ghost.io/solomon-and-confucius-part-1/] * Part 2 [https://danbscott.ghost.io/solomon-and-confucius-part-2/] * Part 3 As mentioned in the previous posts in this series, I'll wrap it up by looking at what

Continuing from last week, this is part two of a planned 3-part series comparing the books of Proverbs and the Analects. * Part 1 [https://danbscott.ghost.io/solomon-and-confucius-part-1/] * Part 2 * Part 3 [https://danbscott.ghost.io/solomon-and-confucius-part-3/] The topic of the previous post was on the meaning of being a

This is part one of a planned 3-part series comparing the books of Proverbs and the Analects. * Part 1 * Part 2 [https://danbscott.ghost.io/solomon-and-confucius-part-2/] * Part 3 [https://danbscott.ghost.io/solomon-and-confucius-part-3/] Introduction C.S. Lewis wrote that: > Really great moral teachers never do introduce new moralities: it is