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... religious ideas and techniques . These borrowed ethical , magical , and religious elements were then blend- ed , reinterpreted , and resystematized into a unified Jap- anese religion consonant with Japan's own traditions , which arose ...
... religious ideas and techniques . These borrowed ethical , magical , and religious elements were then blend- ed , reinterpreted , and resystematized into a unified Jap- anese religion consonant with Japan's own traditions , which arose ...
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... RELIGION IN WORLD RELIGIONS Japanese religion is a typical example of syncretistic reli- gion , which as an entity has become thoroughly Japanized or particularized , in spite of the fact that it is composed of such diverse elements as ...
... RELIGION IN WORLD RELIGIONS Japanese religion is a typical example of syncretistic reli- gion , which as an entity has become thoroughly Japanized or particularized , in spite of the fact that it is composed of such diverse elements as ...
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The rational state and its religion The religions of nature and of spirit The Neo- Kantian philoso- pher of Judaism Leap year : those that Maimonides attributed to Moses . Thus , Jesus is referred to in the Tractatus as a religious ...
The rational state and its religion The religions of nature and of spirit The Neo- Kantian philoso- pher of Judaism Leap year : those that Maimonides attributed to Moses . Thus , Jesus is referred to in the Tractatus as a religious ...
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