Mo Di Taught That the Only Humane Way to Approach

question 59

Multiple Choice

Mo Di taught that the only humane way to approach the world was to regard _______

• A) All Confucian philosophy as an impediment to material progress.
• B) Animals as the reincarnated spirits of one's ancestors and refrain from eating them.
• C) Non-Chinese as potentially more enlightened, even though they lived across the Wall.
• D) All people as members of one's own family.

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