Question
In what way is the Shinto religion different from Japanese Buddhism?
A.
Shinto followers do not perform religious ceremonies.
B.
Shinto followers do not build shrines.
C.
Shinto followers worship several gods.
D.
Shinto followers believe in one divine power.
A.
Shinto followers do not perform religious ceremonies.
B.
Shinto followers do not build shrines.
C.
Shinto followers worship several gods.
D.
Shinto followers believe in one divine power.
Answers
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The correct answer is C. Shinto followers worship several gods.
Shinto is a polytheistic religion that involves the worship of many kami (spirits or deities), whereas Japanese Buddhism typically emphasizes the teachings of the Buddha and can be seen as more monotheistic in its focus on enlightenment and salvation.
Shinto is a polytheistic religion that involves the worship of many kami (spirits or deities), whereas Japanese Buddhism typically emphasizes the teachings of the Buddha and can be seen as more monotheistic in its focus on enlightenment and salvation.