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Both Taoism and Confucianism are religions that originated in China and Japan, and even though they started off with similar concepts of no belief in an almighty creator and no regards for original sin, they have key differences that make them apart. One of the most important difference is that while Taoism believes in the Dao, in Confucianism there is regard for the Tian.