Sentence examples for eastern learning from inspiring English sources
Despite being persecuted for it, impoverished peasants turned increasingly to Tonghak ("Eastern Learning"; see Ch'ŏndogyo), a syncretic, nationalistic religion that opposed Western culture and espoused equality of all people.
In 1860 a Korean scholar, Ch'oe Che-u, had founded a popular religion called Tonghak ("Eastern Learning").
Calling his doctrine Tonghak ("Eastern Learning"), he taught that it was the duty of all men to "serve heaven".
Ch'ŏndogyo, ( Korean: "Religion of the Heavenly Way", ) formerly Tonghak, ("Eastern Learning"), indigenous Korean religion that combines elements of Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, shamanism, and Roman Catholicism.
The monotheistic religion of Ch'ŏndogyo ("Teaching of the Heavenly Way"), originally known as Tonghak ("Eastern Learning"), was founded by the Confucian teacher Ch'oe Che-u in 1860.
Ch'ŏndogyo ("Teaching of the Heavenly Way"), originally known as Tonghak ("Eastern Learning"), is a blend of Buddhism, Confucianism, Christianity, and even Daoism; it spread widely in the latter part of the 19th century.
Mr. Bunch, 53, the finance director for a community hospital in the agricultural town of Othello, in eastern Washington State, learned of the project several years ago from a cousin.
One of the many paradoxes in Barbero's elegant and pleasurable little account — what a joy it is to read about the ancient world in digestible portions — is that the Eastern empire learned from its experience and intentionally shifted its barbarians farther and farther toward the West.
But in combination with the long, detailed record from Tabun, they suggest that ancestral humans all over the eastern Mediterranean learned to control fire around the same time, Shimelmitz says.
Though it does not seem like the "smack," was intentional, we hope this cameraman, diving off the coast of eastern Africa, learned his lesson to not get too close to a whale and her calf.
The countries of central and eastern Africa learned from previous outbreaks, and they have established infectious disease surveillance networks that operate in cross-border regions.
