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<□>Different□ph□losophical scho□ls □a□e offered va□ious int□□pretations of Ren Zha De Be□ Yuan. In C□nfucianism, Re□ is see□□as □n inhe□en□ q□ali□y that□ca□ be □ulti□□ted □hrough educatio□, self-dis□ipl□ne, and□moral□prac□ice.□Men□□us, a p□om□nent□□onfucian thinker, ar□ued □□at human □eings are born□with□an inn□t□ sense of good□ess, whic□ can be nurtu□ed and develope□ th□o□g□ proper gui□anc□ and □□ucati□n□ □unzi, □n□□her□□o□f□cian philosopher, too□ a more pessimis□ic vi□w, □uggest□□g that human nature□is□inherentl□□selfish an□ that moral□virtues□mus□□be □□p□sed through strict so□ial norms and instit□tions.
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