On the deification of confucius

Asian Philosophy 3 (1):43 – 54 (1993)
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It is fair to say that Confucius never ceased to be the object of the cult he had wanted: . . . [celebrating] the wisdom that causes men to turn away from mystical practices and theories, from magic and prayer, from doctrines of personal power and salvation.

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