A few months ago, we set out to assess Americans’ self-reported knowledge of, and attitudes toward, Ruism. To achieve this, we conducted a survey of 379 adults living in the […]
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Is Confucianism Relevant to 21st Century Americans?
A few months ago, we set out to assess Americans’ self-reported knowledge of, and attitudes toward, Ruism. To achieve this, we conducted a survey of 379 adults living in the […]
Attitudes Toward Confucianism
A few months ago, we set out to assess Americans’ self-reported knowledge of, and attitudes toward, Ruism. To achieve this, we conducted a survey of 379 adults living in the […]
Learning About Confucianism in College
A few months ago, we set out to assess Americans’ self-reported knowledge of, and attitudes toward, Ruism. To achieve this, we conducted a survey of 379 adults living in the […]
Learning about Confucianism in High School
A few months ago, we set out to assess Americans’ self-reported knowledge of, and attitudes toward, Ruism. To achieve this, we conducted a survey of 379 adults living in the […]
Learning about Confucianism in Grade School
A few months ago, we set out to assess Americans’ self-reported knowledge of, and attitudes toward, Ruism. To achieve this, we conducted a survey of 379 adults living in the […]
All the Problems in the World
Each and every human being is urged to engage in a process of moral refinement, as each and every human being has the capability to exercise a beneficial moral force […]
The Wisdom of Journaling
Zengzi said, “Every day I examine myself on three counts. When working for others, did I fail to do my best? With my friends, did I fail to be trustworthy? […]
Ruist Self-Assessment
Tomb-Sweeping Day: What It’s All About & How to Celebrate
This year, Tomb-Sweeping Day falls on Friday, April 5th. When we asked Americans what terms or concepts they associate with Confucianism (Ruism), about 26% selected the word ancestor. It seems […]