
Shinto Incense
神道香火
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 157k Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 9y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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[Comment] A few words
In spreading Shinto, we need to learn from Western sects, Catholicism and Buddhism. Even the Brahmins in India do better than the local Taoism. If you take a closer look at their development, you can see that they all make a fuss about the words "favor" and "wei". In terms of Buddhism, without the horror of the eighteen hells, how can we show the compassion of Buddhism? Most of the means of spreading Buddhism eastward started with the local evil gods. During the Three Kingdoms and Two Jin Dynasties, when Buddhism wanted to be introduced into the Jingxiang area, it started with Guan Yu, the ghost and god that the locals feared. This is true for all religions. I'll give you some harsh treatment first and ask you if you're afraid. It was only when the sect got bigger that they changed their smiling face, but they never put down their butcher's knife. Only by believing in God can you go to heaven. If you don't believe in Buddha, you will go to the eighteen hells. The protagonist uses benefits to seduce him from beginning to end. In my opinion, this is wrong. Fear runs deeper than interest. From the perspective of primitive religion, all religious people ask is not to harm me. Don't hurt me. Later, I gradually added prayers for peace and happiness. The protagonist should pay equal attention to kindness and power.
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