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| v | “While this book is about
Japanese religion, my |
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is to frame the discussion in such a way that |
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readers put the book down, they will have a |
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knowledge of Japanese society and culture |
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general, and possibly even deeper insight into |
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nature of religion itself. The book deals with |
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relationship between Japanese religion, |
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and values on the one hand, and society, |
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change, and economic development on the |
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