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The Shinto Cult
A Christian Study of the Ancient Religion of Japan

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Title: The Shinto Cult

A Christian Study of the Ancient Religion of Japan

Author: Milton Spenser Terry

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Language: English

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THE SHINTO CULT

A CHRISTIAN STUDY
OF
THE ANCIENT RELIGION OF JAPAN

BY
MILTON S. TERRY, D.D.,
Lecturer on Comparative Religion in
Garrett Biblical Institute.

Cincinnati: JENNINGS AND GRAHAM
New York: EATON AND MAINS


Copyright, 1910,
By Jennings and Graham.


NOTE.

The following pages are the substance of a course of lectures on the old Shinto cult which the author has been giving for a number of years to his classes in Comparative Religion. They are here condensed and adapted to the purpose of a little manual which, it is believed, may interest many readers, and bring together within a small space information gathered from many sources not easily accessible to ordinary students. At the same time it is hoped that this little volume may serve to suggest some valuable hints to the Christian missionary who is to come face to face with the Japanese people in their "beautiful land of the reed plains and the fresh ears of rice." It is possible that some portions, if not every jot and tittle, of this ancient cult may, like the law and the prophets of Israel, find a glorious fulfillment in the pure gospel of Jesus Christ. The principal authorities relied on in the preparation of this essay are named in the Select Bibliography given at the end.


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CONTENTS.

1. The Country 7
2. Is Shinto a Religion? 10
3. Origin and Relative Age of the People 12
4. Meaning of the Term Shinto 14
5. Sources of Information 15
6. Japanese Cosmogony and Mythology 19
7. The Japanese a Self-centered People 29
8. Essence of the Shinto Cult 30
9. The Great Sanctuaries 31
10. Five Noteworthy Objects Connected with the Worship 34
11. The Ancestor Worship 37
12. Elements of Animism 41
13. The Domestic Cult 43
14. The Communal Cult 45
15. The National Cult 49
16. The Harvest Service 52
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