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Eastern philosophy or Asian philosophy includes the various philosophies that originated in East and South Asia, including Chinese philosophy, Japanese philosophy, Korean philosophy, and Vietnamese philosophy; which are dominant in East Asia, and Indian philosophy (including Hindu philosophy, Jain philosophy, Buddhist philosophy), which are dominant in South Asia, Southeast Asia, Tibet, and Mongolia.

Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism are considered the “three pillars” of ancient Chinese society.

Asian Philosophy Practice Test
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1. According to Zoroastrian philosophy, death enters the world with :
2. ................ is not a book written by Avicenna.
3. Who is considered as the best of earliest logician from Arab world?
4. ‘The ruler has the sanction of Heaven if he is righteous, and it has been taken away from him if he behaves badly’. Who proposed this view?
5. ............ treated as the well written book of Confucius.
6. According to Neo Confucianism ....- is the principle which brings some of the possible things into actuality.
7. Yin represents:
8. Rejection of the notion of gentleman by high birth is considered as the most revolutionary aspects of :
9. Which school of Japan preached the doctrine of Three Truths?
10. Al- Farabi is also known as :
11. In Islamic tradition kalam means;
12. Who holds full Arabic translation of world classics and their major Hellenistic commentaries on the traditional time?
13. “Al-aql’ means:
14. According to Neo Confucianism ....- is the principle describes the mode of being of everything possible.
15. ...................... was the national religion of the ancient Iran.
16. In Taoism............- is considered as is both all beings and all possible beings.
17. Much of the responsibility for the separation between Islamic theology and philosophy may be attributed to:
18. Mao Tes Tung in his ..................advocated the synthesis of theory and practice in revolutionary behaviour.
19. .................... is the most important Confucianist emphasised Confucius’ philosophy of benevolence.
20. Who argues that, there is no need for God to bring us back to life in the next world after we have died in this world?
21. Arabic al-aql-al-fa means:
22. Zoroaster’s hymns to Ahura Mazda is called:
23. Rinzai Zen advocated the principle of .................. enlightenment.
24. Koan means:
25. Who accepts that, the immediate notion of beauty is visual and more closely related to the sensations?

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