Freedom of Religion in Shinto
Abstract/Sommario:
Shrine Shinto in Japan is originally the religion of the local community and of the clan. Moreover, it has for more than a thousand years coexisted with Buddhism. On the side of Shinto there did not exist a systematized doctrine or outstanding scriptures which could be used as premises for doctrinal disputes, like those within Buddhism. Even the True Pure Land Sect, which can be considered to be a sort of monotheism rare in Japan, did not deny the existence of the myriads of gods. Its ...; [leggi tutto]
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| Descrizione | Freedom of Religion in Shinto/ Miyake Yoshinobu |
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IN Per: The Japan Mission Journal, vol. 62, n. 4 (2008, Winter) p. 278-282
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| ID scheda | 62969 |