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How can Japanese people live without God?
How can Japanese people live without God?
According to records there are 90% or thereabout of the Japanese people who live without God. They do not believe in God and lesser still are interested in any religion. Before WWII Japan was under the aegis of State Shinto officially. The USA abolished this State religion at the end of the war.
Shintoism is a belief system in polytheism and ancestral veneration and worship to keep the heritage of the family in close ties. Buddhism entering Japan in the 7thC A.D. dominates now the religious feelings and practices in Japan. But the majority of Japanese, being now Buddhists, do not believe in God. They venerate Buddha only. Buddhist temples are everywhere and Buddhas' disbelief in God is taught and practiced in these temples.
The question is how can Japanese people with their highly developed standard of living, highly developed culture and highly developed technology.
Buddhism denies God completely. Shintoism proclaims polytheism as the root of disbelief in monotheism. They venerate the Emperor and believe in him as divine (the divine dragon). Japanese people belong to official list of atheists and agnostics in the world today.
This disbelief in one God, proclaimed by monotheistic religions namely, Judaism, Christianity ( though believing in the trinity of God the father, God the son and the Holy Spirit Gabriel but considering the three in one), and Islam.
Japanese are extremely active people. They brought to fore their country and is considered among the rich and first world countries, but are totally rejecters of belief in a metaphysical God.
Denial of God in Japan has the same origins as anywhere in the world history of rejection of belief and rejection of religion. Spirituality does not seem to bother Japanese any more. They live without it.
This can be explained as being a free choice taken individually and manifested massively by more than 90 Millions of Gog and Magog. They have been given life and death and a life-cycle in between to look into the universe including their own being and were left to conclude their own convictions, but they chose disbelief to belief in God.
They denied God and His religion. From a point of view of religious thought they are cursed in this world and in the hereafter their curse shall be eternally interpreted in their abode in Hell Fire where they shall abide for ever, as a result of their disbelieve in God and abstaining from worshipping Him and venerating Him.
The Gog and Magog in Japan deny God and believe in Bhuddha: Hell Fire awaits them
I hope you are not Japanese? Should you be, take heed against a terrible Day of Reckoning!
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Was Bhuddha said this..............?
"If you meet another Buddha on the road, kill him."
courtesy: Mr. veers.
Please Read the full Book on this subject:
http://www.amazon.com/Meet-Buddha-Pilgrimage-Psychotherapy-Patients/dp/0553278320
If you see the Buddha, kill him (explained)
For 300 years after Buddha's death there were no Buddha images. The people's practice was the image of the Buddha, there was no need to externalize it. But in time, as the practice was lost, people began to place the Buddha outside of their own minds, back in time and space.
As the concept was externalized and images were made, great teachers started to reemphasize the other meaning of Buddha. There is a saying: "If you see the Buddha, kill him." Very shocking to people who offer incense and worship before an image. If you have a concept in the mind of a Buddha outside yourself, kill it, let it go. . . .
Gotama Buddha repeatedly reminded people that the experience of truth comes from one's own mind.
http://okelle.livejournal.com/167571.html
http://nutzenbolts.wordpress.com/2010/07/28/when-you-meet-the-buddha-in-the-road-kill-him/
http://forums.plentyoffish.com/datingPosts4137794.aspx
http://www.amazon.com/Meet-Buddha-Pilgrimage-Psychotherapy-Patients/dp/0553278320
http://www.dailybuddhism.com/archives/670
President greets nation on Buddha Purnima
New Delhi, May 16: President Pratibha Devisingh Patil today greeted the nation on the joyous occasion of Buddha Poornima.
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