A school of disputation that taught "a white horse is not a horse" called the (*) School of Names was based on this man's teachings, which advocated a benevolent, impartial authoritarianism.
This philosopher advocated encouraging belief in spirits that reward good and punish evil as part of his doctrine of Elucidating Ghosts. He ignored traditional morality as a source of virtue, proposing as an alternative the standard of "benefit" for all. A school of disputation that taught "a white horse is not a horse" called the (*) School of Names was based on this man's teachings, which advocated a benevolent, impartial authoritarianism. For 10 points, name this Chinese Warring States period philosopher who preached universal love.
This philosopher advocated encouraging belief in spirits that reward good and punish evil as part of his doctrine of Elucidating Ghosts.
Mozi [or Master Mo]