Tai Ji Men

Scholars met the Presidents of the Legislative Yuan and the Control Yuan one year ago. Will there be a follow-up? 

The very reasons that motivated the United Nations to establish an International Day of Parliamentarism call for a solution of the Tai Ji Men case.

Parliamentarism and Islamic Shūrā stand out as significant concepts that have shaped democratic and consultative governance systems. These concepts should help solving the Tai Ji Men case.

The case of Tai Ji Men shows possible abuse of democracy, and how building alliances and mobilizing friendly media can help.

Scholars and Tai Ji Men dizi spoke at the most important yearly religious studies gathering in the Balkans.

Taxpayers’ rights are not just one among many matters Parliaments should control. They are the historical reasons why Parliaments were created.

Religious liberty problems have a long history in Taiwan and continued well after the Martial Law era. Some persist even today.

Understanding the relationship between Shifu (Grand Master) and dizi (disciple) is essential to appreciate what Tai Ji Men is and does.

How Tai Ji Men dizi (disciples) dealt with persecution and tax harassment and emphasized their core values, rooted in the primacy of conscience.

Spiritual groups that contribute to the common good should be tax-exempt. This is obvious in Poland and democratic countries in general but was not immediately acknowledged in the Tai Ji Men case.