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[[Image:Yin_yang.jpg|thumb|500px|left|Taoism is represented by [[Yin and Yang]]]] | [[Image:Yin_yang.jpg|thumb|500px|left|Taoism is represented by [[Yin and Yang]]]] | ||
Taoism is a Chinese philosophy which attempts to unite light or yang with dark or yin. Taoism also seeks harmony with nature. | Taoism is a Chinese philosophy which attempts to unite light or yang with dark or yin. Taoism also seeks harmony with nature. | ||
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For more, read [[World History Lecture Three]]. | For more, read [[World History Lecture Three]]. | ||
[[Category:Religion]] | [[Category:Religion]] | ||
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Taoism is represented by Yin and Yang
Taoism is a Chinese philosophy which attempts to unite light or yang with dark or yin. Taoism also seeks harmony with nature.
For more, read World History Lecture Three.