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STATE SHINTŌ PROJECT FOR SPIRITUAL AND SOCIAL COMMON GOOD
Title
STATE SHINTŌ PROJECT FOR SPIRITUAL AND SOCIAL COMMON GOOD
Authors
Kim B.
;
Park Y.-J.
Ewha Authors
김병진
SCOPUS Author ID
김병진
Issue Date
2022
Journal Title
Journal of Dharma
ISSN
0253-7222
Citation
Journal of Dharma vol. 47, no. 3, pp. 283 - 298
Keywords
Arahitogami
;
Emperor Worship
;
Fukko Shintō
;
Kami Worship
;
Katsuhiko Kakei
;
Ko-Shinto
;
Meiji Era
Publisher
Dharma Research Association
Indexed
AHCI; SCOPUS
Document Type
Article
Abstract
In modern Japan, Shintō was defined as a culture rather than a religion to align the freedom of religion with the ideas of the nation-state, making it possible for Shintō to be presented to the public as an obligatory public moral and ritual guide. Katsuhiko Kakei, a professor of Constitutional Law at the Tōkyō Imperial University, incorporated the spiritual tendency to depend on the Absolute into Shintō and changed it into a state-religion. The purpose of his project was to restore the spiritual common good of the Japanese, expand it into the social common good, and thereby pursue integral human development and prosperity. This research contributes to rethinking the religious power to promote sustainable prosperity. © 2022, Dharma Research Association. All rights reserved.
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