Shintoism

What is the major teaching of Shintoism?

A major teaching is for Shinto followers to live and coexist in harmony with nature and other people.

Where do they practice Shintoism?

Shintoism is the major religion in Japan.

What is the major countries of Shintoism?

Japan is really the only country with a good number of people practicing Shintoism.

Where was shintoism formed?

Japan, it is the major religion there

Identify major laws of shintoism?

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What are the major laws for shintoism?

Shintoism is a Japanese religion that dates back to about 1000 BCE. The major laws are that spiritual powers exist in the natural world and that spirits called kami live in all natural places. The followers of Shintoism pray to and make offerings to the kami.

Major holidays of shintoism?

Shintoism is one of the smaller religions of the world. The practitioners of Shinto have many major holidays they celebrate including the spring festival, summer and autumn festivals, and the divine procession.

What are the 2 major religions practiced in Japan?

Shintoism and Buddhism

What major holidays does Shintoism have?

the shinto has there birthday and the holy day

Did Shintoism come to Japan from China?

NO. Shintoism is an indigenous Japanese faith. All other major faiths and philosophies in Japan, such as Confucianism and Buddhism, however, did come from China.

How was Shintoism started?

How was Shintoism started? How was Shintoism started?

Who founded shintoism?

There is no founder for Shintoism

Major religions of the world?

Islam, Christianity, Hinduism. Buddhism, Taoism, Shintoism, Sikhism, Judaism, Jainism, animism.

Where did shintoism develop?

Shintoism is a religion that is endemic to JAPAN.

Is Shintoism a religion or philosophy?

Shintoism (Shinto) is a religion.

What is Shintoism and Confucianism?

Shintoism is Japanese and Confucianism is Chinese....that simple....

Is shintoism a universalizing or ethnic religion?

shintoism is an ethnic religion

What is the key text to Shintoism?

The Halawali is the key text of Shintoism.

What are facts about shintoism?

Shintoism is a religion only and it dose have a leader

What cultures believe in shintoism?

Shintoism is a spiritual practice in Japan

What is a follower of Shintoism called?

A follower of Shintoism is called a Shintoist.

What do college professors major in?

Usually they major in the field they are teaching.

Where do the people of shintoism worship?

Shintoism people worship at shrines I think

What country is shintoism a religion?

Shintoism became Japan's main religion before.

What was the importance of Shintoism during classical Rome?

The Romans did not have any contacts with Shintoism

Who is a god in Shintoism?

The most important god in Shintoism is the Sun Goddess Amaterasu.

When did Shintoism start and where?

Shintoism started in eastern japan and then spread out to the middle east. Shintoism is the oldest surviving Japanese religion. It came even before Buddhism.

Shintoism and Buddhism coexist as Japan's two major religions How is this possible?

Shinto is a more flexible religion, so it doesn't conflict with Buddhism

What are some social issues in Shintoism?

Shintoism is an ancient philosophical religion in Japan. Some social issues in Shintoism are: its lack a clear chain of identity and a lack of centralization.

How many followers does shintoism have?

the religion shintoism has approximately 2.7 million people that follow

What continent was Sikhism and Shintoism founded on?

Shintoism and Sikhism were both founded in the continent of Asia.

Is Shintoism a Religion or a Belief?

Shintoism is a animistic religion heavily based around spirits and animals.

Did the ancient Japanese worship animals?

Yes. In Shintoism and ancient Shintoism, there's a god for everything.

What is the name of the shintoism bible?

If you are talking simply of Shintoism, there have never been any holy writings.

What is the 3 sacred major religions of the whole world?

The three are Christianity, Islam and Judaism. Three other sacred religions are Hinduism, Buddhism and Shintoism.

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When applying for a teaching job you need to have a teaching credential in most states. If your degree is about PE or you have a major in multiple subjects then apply for jobs that will fit with you education or specialty.

Why do 1 of japaneses believe in Christian?

Japan have two major religion Shintoism and Buddhism. Shintoism have several gods; for them Jesus is just a new addition. Buddhism on the other hand does not require belief or not believe in god/s or goddess/es. So it's OK for them to believe in Jesus also.

What are the 6 major religions and where are they practiced?

Shintoism, Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism. Shintoism is practiced in Japan, Christianity is practiced throughout the world, Judaism is practiced in Israel and Islam is practiced in the Middle East. Hinduism is practiced in India, and Buddhism is practiced in Southeast Asia as well as China.

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Teach. Get a teaching credential.

Shintoism sacred texts?

Shintoism has no written texts. Followers just worship kami, which are like gods

What is the region of origin for shintoism?

shintoism began around 712 B.C. it started out in japan with the kojiki of 712.

What are Japan's major religions?

Buddhism and Shintoism, but it is also influenced by Taoism and Confucianism. Other, religions are Mormonism, Jehovah witness and Christianity, however there are fewer of population in them.

What religion did not originate in the area of southwest Asia?

Too many to list but if you are talking about major religions, they are: Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism, Confucianism, Taoism, Shintoism

Is Shintoism monotheistic or polytheistic?

No Shintoism is polytheistic. They worship many gods. Each has there own shrine in which to worship them. poly

What is the meaning of the symbol of shintoism?

The symbol of shintoism represents the ancient religion of Japan. It symbolizes the past of the Japan religion.

How did shintoism emerge?

Shintoism emerged in I think the 1500's and was emerged in Japan by the surpreme rulers of the Hideyoshi emperors

When and where was shintoism founded?

There is no real founder of Shintoism. Some people say it dates back to when Japan was first founded.

Where does all the stories and rules of shintoism printed?

There are no rules no shintoism. There maybe teachings, but these are passed down from generation to generation. Shintoism is a very flexible religion, so strict organized rules arent needed. Hope This Helps!

What is the shintoism hierarchy?

In reality, Shintoism has little or no hierarchy. There is much respect for elders and abbots at monasteries, but the faith is mostly lateral in nature.

What are the differences and similarities between Taoism Confucianism and Shintoism?

They all are religions, but they believe in different gods. Taoism and Confucianism------ China Shintoism------ Japan

Explain the importance Emperor Meiji had on Shintoism?

The importance of Emperor Meiji on Shintoism was tradition and education. Emperor Meiji has very little power.