Confucianism is a consequentialist system of ethics that defines the good in terms
of human well-being and evaluates that well-being in terms of individuals' preferences.

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Confucianism is not primarily a consequentialist system of ethics; it focuses more on virtues, moral character, and the roles and relationships in society rather than the consequences of actions or individual preferences.

Confucianism Is a Consequentialist System of Ethics That Defines the Good