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Shintoism is a Japanese religion that dates back to about 1000 BCE. The major laws are that spiritual powers exist in the natural world and that spirits called kami live in all natural places. The followers of Shintoism pray to and make offerings to the kami.
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∙ 11y agoEat raw squid 3 times a day
Avoid death until 5 weeks after it dies
do not eat cooked things
build a new shrine every month
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How many people follow shintoism in japan?
less than half.
Where do the people of shintoism worship?
Shintoism people worship at shrines I think
Identify major laws of shintoism?
Throw the cheeeeeeeeeese
What gives a government authority?
people choose to follow its laws.
Why Japanese people don't believe in religion?
Japanese people often do believe in religion. A majority of Japanese people follow the beliefs of Buddhism and Shintoism. In the modern days there are many that follow the Christian beliefs.
Did Georgia have rules and laws to follow?
yes geogia did have ruls and laws to follow so people can have respecting kids and people
Was Hammurabi laws fair to the people?
no it is unfair to the people there are to many useless stupid laws that they have to follow
What are the laws people should follow?
All of them hopefully
How are laws made in fascism?
these were not "laws" as we know them, they were directives, so the people who did not follow them were executed!
Which country was Shintoism found?
japan people
What do you call people who practice shintoism?
A shintoist
How do people follow the laws/rules in your country?
They look up the major laws and study them so u can follow them
