This philosopher came from the warrior class rather than the scholarly aristocracy, and his school opposed Confucianism by denying the validity of traditional lore.
This philosopher came from the warrior class rather than the scholarly aristocracy, and his school opposed Confucianism by denying the validity of traditional lore. He replaced Confucius' six graded relations with the concept of all-embracing love, and Confucius' agnosticism with the notion of an all- loving supreme god.
This philosopher came from the warrior class rather than the scholarly aristocracy, and his school opposed Confucianism by denying the validity of traditional lore.
{Mo-ti} or {Mo-tzu}