In early Japanese society, Shinto primarily promoted reverence for nature. Shinto is a spiritual belief system that emphasizes harmony with the natural world, the worship of kami (spirits associated with natural elements, ancestors, and phenomena), and an appreciation for the beauty and sanctity of nature. While charitable giving and obedience to deities may also be relevant in a broader religious context, the foremost value highlighted in Shinto is the deep respect for natural elements and the interconnectedness of life.
What value did Shinto promote as foremost in early Japanese society? charitable giving reverence for nature obedience to God
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