Does Taoism have three generations of causal theory? Thank you.

Taoism does not have the theory of three generations of causality, but it has the theory of bearing, and the principle is similar. You can refer to the inductive article in Taishang, which also talks about some causal things.

Some people also say that Taoism has been seriously Buddhist. In fact, I think Taoism has a broad mind. As long as others are right, they will absorb it. Unlike many religions, they clearly distinguish themselves from other religions, as if only they are right. Taoism actually originated from Taoism, and its core idea is to become a Luo Jinxian, but it still accepts all spells, divination and Chinese medicine, which is more like a natural science.

Finally, Buddhism does not advocate three generations of causality. Although he put it forward, he mainly advocated that people should break away from the three realms and six roads, rather than writing good news. The goal of Buddhism: everything is empty, while the goal of Taoism: to be integrated with nothingness is actually the same meaning. As for karma, those are just talking about the principles of our universe, not advocated by Buddhism and Taoism.