Reciprocity In Confucian And Rabbinic Ethics

Journal of Religious Ethics 2 (1):143-150 (1974)
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Abstract

The author analyzes the principle of reciprocity (i.e. the Golden Rule) in both Confucian and Rabbinic traditions. Going beyond a focus on the similarity of wording that has often been noted, he maintains that the similarity extends to the interpretation of the principle in each tradition. The author concludes with an observation on how the issue of theodicy is resolved in different ways in the two traditions

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