Shinto is a religion in which one follows the genuine impulses of the heart, there is neither a moral code nor philosophy in this religion. ... Due to the fact that Shinto does not have a moral code or philosophy, it makes this religion easily adaptable to many other facets of religion such as Buddhism or Confucianism. ... The Buddhist cannon and teachings had a major impact on Japanese society as the Shinto beliefs of purification lacked moral and ethical guidelines to follow. ... Many sects of Buddhism have been created since it's introduction, such as the Tendai sect which emphasized s...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

Samurai And Religion Introduction When speaking about the history of Japanese society, the samurai is a very interesting phenomenon. Although the samurai, as a human being, disappeared at the time when Japan opened itself to the West, much of the mentality of the Japanese people could years la...

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 The Purposes of Every Day Make Up and What Does It Express Introduction Beauty is an abstract term, whose issues are related to human tastes. With a more complete definition of this term deals the aesthetic, a discipline within philosophy. Like any emotional assessment, establishing beauty i...

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• Grade Level: High School