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Title: Shinto - A Japanese Religion
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February 9, 2009 |
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Nature, human beings, and
deities act “harmoniously” with one another. Nature, in turn, is a vital part of both the spiritual world and the human world; “Japanese love and reverence for nature lies at the root of Shinto”. For many other religions, this is not the case... Showed first 250 characters
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For many other religions, this is not the case. For Western religions, the “Creator and the created, and the human and natural realms” do not relate with one another immediately. The Shinto religion can again be seen acting in a more spiritual way than any other religion... Showed next 250 characters
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