Having_A_Religion

Having A Religion Historically, many Japanese had been Buddhists and very religious. In modern days, however, Japanese are known as the people indifferent to religions. Only when they attend a funeral rite do they become “religious.” Namely, they don’t have a steady religion. This is the situation which we must feel apprehensive about. What is desired to be accepted is that all Japanese should have a religion. There are two reasons for this. First, Japanese can be unreligious only because the circumstances in Japan are unusual. In Japan, “religions” seems to mean “religious organizations.” Hence, even the tenet that to get involved with religions is not beneficial has recently come out. Outside Japan, however, religions are regarded as relations with what is beyond human beings and their society. Therefore, the Japanese are thought to be terrible people who don’t have any constraints of morality and any guiding principles in their lives when they say they do not have a religion. Some might say that Japanese, who are irreligious, are always able to keep away from conflicts. Nevertheless, this assertion is already a religious one. Anyway, it must be understood that the circumstances in Japan where to be aware of religions is japanese, religion, religions, believe, japan, human, religious, people, however, don’t, say, he/she, first, betray, without, whom, terrible, something, should, principles, person, officer, never, must, might, living, historically, doesn’t, conscious, circumstances, card, betrayed, believed, being, become