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Shinto secular: a standalone construct

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Shintosecular1 CONSTRUCTShinto secularJOSEPHSON · JAPANESE RELIGIONS

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a term used by Josephson for the Meiji arrangement that placed shrine rites in a civic, nonreligious order set apart from both religion and superstition.

In Japanese religions, Shinto secular refers to a term used by Josephson for the Meiji arrangement that placed shrine rites in a civic, nonreligious order set apart from both religion and superstition. This meaning comes from Josephson (2012) in The Invention of Religion in Japan.[1]

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  1. Josephson, J. A. (2012). The Invention of Religion in Japan. University of Chicago Press. https://doi.org/10.7208/chicago/9780226412351.001.0001

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