shinto religion is considered a very private matter in japan true or false
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True/False: Japanese people today follow only Buddhism or Taoism or atheism. True False True/False: Shinto religion and Buddhism have been kept separate from each other and 'pure'. True False True/False: Shinto shrines tend to be private, or at least distant from public places.
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What is most true regarding rituals? Rituals are informal, performed in sacred contexts. Rituals convey information about the culture of the participants and, hence, the participants themselves. Rituals are always social, but participation in them does not necessarily imply social commitment. None of the above As mentioned in your readings, (Gender, Ritual and Religion), there are elderly Jewish women of Asian heritage living in Israel and researchers have found that: There are few religious opportunities for women. Men only are allowed to pursue religious education, assume leadership roles, and expand social networks. Women are seen as holders of sacred knowledge, preserving ritual traditions and adapting them to new contexts. None of the above
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