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shinto    音标拼音: [ʃ'ɪnt,o]
n. 神道的信徒

神道的信徒

Shinto
adj 1: relating to or characteristic of Shintoism; "Shinto
temples" [synonym: {Shinto}, {Shintoist}, {Shintoistic}]
n 1: the native religion and former ethnic cult of Japan
2: the ancient indigenous religion of Japan lacking formal
dogma; characterized by a veneration of nature spirits and of
ancestors [synonym: {Shinto}, {Shintoism}]


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  • Shinto - Way of the Kami - Reddit
    r Shinto is a subreddit for discussion of and questions regarding Shinto history, practice, and mythology
  • [Shinto] Shinto isn’t a religion, just part of a cultural heritage . . .
    Shinto has no founder (much like Hinduism) and has no central belief system or sense or morality You don't need a founder to be a religion, and Shinto does have the principles of purity (as you mention) but also rather importantly, they worship gods as part of their practice A friend of a friend is a priest of Susano
  • r ShintoReligion - Reddit
    A subreddit to discuss about Shinto faith and practices All folks are welcome here We are not aligned with any particular organization or faith in Shinto, so discussion of all types of forms the practice takes and has taken historically is welcomed here Please be sure to read the rules before posting Thank you
  • Is Shinto still a major religion in Japan? : r Shinto - Reddit
    When wondering what stopped Shinto from being "negatively affected" by Christianity, I would say the fact that Christianity hasn't dominated religion in Japan is an important factor In Japanese history, Christianity has also been persecuted and Christian activities driven underground A significant event related to this was the Shimbara Rebellion
  • Can a non Japanese person practice Shinto? : r Shinto - Reddit
    Yes While Shinto is undeniably Japanese in origin and practice, and it certainly helps if you are able to speak read Japanese, and have easy access to a shrine, it's not any absolute requirement The faith espouses a non-dogmatic universality that can be embraced by anyone from anywhere, as the Kami fill the Cosmos to every conceivable depth
  • A lot of interest in Shinto here, so let me clear up some . . .
    Shinto has very little to say in terms of sociopolitical thought In the west, it seems a lot of practitioners are left-leaning, while Shinto in Japan is often used as a tool for nationalist parties Either way, debates on common sociopolitical issues here in the West often don't come up within a Shinto framework
  • How does one become a Shinto? : r Shinto - Reddit
    r Shinto is a subreddit for discussion of and questions regarding Shinto history, practice, and mythology
  • Is Shinto considered a kind of Shamanism or strongly related to . . .
    Is Shinto considered a kind of Shamanism or strongly related to Shamanism? I hope nobody finds this question offensive A lot of sources use the term “Korean Shamanism” to refer to indigenous religious beliefs but not for Japanese indigenous beliefs Is this just a linguistic difference or more fundamental?
  • Shinto and (Japanese) Buddhism: Differences and a History - Reddit
    Shinto and Buddhism remained somewhat independent, but were often practiced in conjunction by commoners This practice became known as Shinbutsu-Shugo Various periods of Japan passed, sometimes with either Emperors or Shoguns or Daimyo promoting one religion over the other At the end of the Edo period was an event in 1868 called the Shinbutsu
  • Gambian national vandalizing a Shinto shrine in Japan because . . . - Reddit
    "Kami are the central objects of worship for the Shinto belief The ancient animistic spirituality of Japan was the beginning of modern Shinto, which became a formal spiritual institution later, in an effort to preserve the traditional beliefs from the encroachment of imported religious ideas





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