The Life and Moral Axioms of Confucius

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 28, 1870

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 36, No. 2.

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The Life and Moral Axioms of Confucius

We are requested by Mr. M. R. K. Wright to state to our readers that we have just printed for him a work entitled, “The Life and Moral Axioms of Confucius, the Chinese Philosopher.” This book is an exposition of the moral doctrines taught by Confucius, and made practical in the worship as well as in the social relations, and governmental administration of the Mongolian Race. The first thirty-five pages are devoted to a sketch of the life of Confucius, the remaining twenty-nine to his moral precepts. Those who have a curiosity to learn something of a noted personage who lived 500 years before Christ, and to see what moral precepts are discoverable by that light of nature which Paul says that all men possess, Rom. 2: 14, 15, will find that curiosity gratified by this pamphlet. The work contains 64 pages, our large pamphlet size. Price 50cts. Address M. R. K. Wright, Middleville, Barry Co., Mich.