RELIGIONS IN JAPAN There are three main religions In Japan, Shinto Indigenous to Japan, Buddhism originated In India, and Christianity. There are numerous shrines and temples of the former two. These are so closely connected with the life of the nation that it would be unthinkable for them not to have any In their communities. Notwithstanding it Is sometimes said they are non-rel Iglous or are not interested, for the majority of them have no customs of visiting those sacred places as well as of praying as seen in Western countries. But It Is not right. Those of Shinto and Buddhism, after all, think more of the actual world rather than of the eternal, next world, although the belief In the latter world Is known by them. This sense of reali...
The evolution of Japanese religious attitudes mirrors to a great extent the changes in relations bet...
In recent decades, a number of scholars have exposed the European (and particularly Protestant) root...
In Shintoism, the indigenous religion of Japan, the term kami, is simply used for anything possessin...
Abstract: For several centuries, Japanese scholars have argued that their nation’s culture—including...
Le shinto connait des changements depuis les trente dernières années au Japon. Depuis la fin de la S...
This presentation focuses on the key aspects found within the religion Shintoism, focusing on its ma...
The Japanese people in ancient times, like other primitive people worshiped many natural things rela...
On Japanese Pantheism The idea of a consubstantial relation between the national territory and the ...
Berthon Jean-Pierre. Japon. « Religions, peuples et nationalisme » : IIe Symposium de l'Association ...
Les deux principales religions du Japon, le Shintoïsme et le Bouddhisme, attribuent aux éléments de ...
Currently there are approximately sixty branches of "Japanese religions" in ·Brazil. This comprehens...
Many an observer of Japan’s sociocultural scene is struck by the remarkable coexistence of opposing ...
In recent decades, a number of scholars have exposed the European (and particularly Protestant) root...
Szintoizm i buddyzm to dwie główne religie w Japonii. Kulty te mają przemożny wpływ na życie codzien...
Luca Nathalie. Tamaru (Noriyoshi), Reid (David), eds. Religion in Japanese Culture. Where Living Tra...
The evolution of Japanese religious attitudes mirrors to a great extent the changes in relations bet...
In recent decades, a number of scholars have exposed the European (and particularly Protestant) root...
In Shintoism, the indigenous religion of Japan, the term kami, is simply used for anything possessin...
Abstract: For several centuries, Japanese scholars have argued that their nation’s culture—including...
Le shinto connait des changements depuis les trente dernières années au Japon. Depuis la fin de la S...
This presentation focuses on the key aspects found within the religion Shintoism, focusing on its ma...
The Japanese people in ancient times, like other primitive people worshiped many natural things rela...
On Japanese Pantheism The idea of a consubstantial relation between the national territory and the ...
Berthon Jean-Pierre. Japon. « Religions, peuples et nationalisme » : IIe Symposium de l'Association ...
Les deux principales religions du Japon, le Shintoïsme et le Bouddhisme, attribuent aux éléments de ...
Currently there are approximately sixty branches of "Japanese religions" in ·Brazil. This comprehens...
Many an observer of Japan’s sociocultural scene is struck by the remarkable coexistence of opposing ...
In recent decades, a number of scholars have exposed the European (and particularly Protestant) root...
Szintoizm i buddyzm to dwie główne religie w Japonii. Kulty te mają przemożny wpływ na życie codzien...
Luca Nathalie. Tamaru (Noriyoshi), Reid (David), eds. Religion in Japanese Culture. Where Living Tra...
The evolution of Japanese religious attitudes mirrors to a great extent the changes in relations bet...
In recent decades, a number of scholars have exposed the European (and particularly Protestant) root...
In Shintoism, the indigenous religion of Japan, the term kami, is simply used for anything possessin...