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What is the main ideas of shintoism set it apart from the other religions we have studied in this unit?
Shintoism is characterized by its deep connection to nature, reverence for kami (spirits or gods associated with natural elements), and an emphasis on rituals and practices rather than specific dogma or scripture. Unlike many other religions studied in this unit, Shintoism does not have a single founder or a central religious text; instead, it focuses on tradition and the veneration of ancestors. Its practices are often interwoven with Japanese culture and daily life, highlighting a harmonious relationship with the natural world. This distinct focus on ritual purity and the celebration of life through ceremonies sets Shintoism apart from other religious traditions.
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What is the main ideas of shintoism set it apartfrom the other religions we have?
Shintoists believe the Japanese islands were the very first divine creation. Shintoism teaches that no other land is divine, making Japan unique in the world. The two fundamental Shinto doctrines are that Japan is the country of the gods and her people descended from gods.
What are the main ideas behind shintoism?
1. Animism 2. Nature worship 3. Ancestral reverence 4. Purification
What ideas or religions moved into Brazil?
Santeria.
How did scientist studied the earth and space?
by using geology equipment and modern ideas
How are the ideas of Buddha similar and different from those of other great thinkers you have studied?
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How did Martin Luther's ideas spread so quickly?
He was a teacher in a place where Monks studied and his ideas about the Church were converted during that stay, he preached what he knew
Where did Rome borrow its ideas for its polytheistic religion from?
Rome did not borrow any ideas for its polytheistic religion. It was polytheistic right from the start. All ancient religions, apart from Judaism, were polytheistic. Rome adopted five Greek divinities and later linked its deities to the Greek ones. She also adopted some Etruscan and Italic deities. However, this was not a borrowing of ideas for their religion. It was the incorporation of foreign divinities and cults in the pantheon of Roman deities and the array of cults.
What issue tore the north and south apart in the 1800s?
slavery and diferent ideas
Bishop berkley who lived and studied in the 17th century believed that doesn'tdon't exist and that the world consist only of minds and their ideas?
Berkeley believed very strongly in minds and their ideas.
What new ideas developed or were studied in the colonies during this time period?
new slavery and rebellions agaist witchcraft
How did humanism change the way people thought about their religions?
Humanism really promoted education and the free exchange of ideas
Bishop Berkeley who lived and studied in the century believed that matter doesn't exist and that the world consists only of?
minds and their ideas.
