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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #46879 Japanese
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The    average    Japanese    learns    about    the    gods    and    draws    for    his    patriotism    from    Shinto,    maxims    for    his    ethical    and    life    from    Confucius,    and    his    hope    of    what    he    regards    as    from    Buddhism.    These    three    religious    systems,    as    at    present    constituted,    are    "book    religions."    They    rest    upon    ancient    Japanese    and    the    modern    commentators;    upon    the    Chinese    classics;    and    upon    the    shastras    and    sutras    with    which    Gautama,    the    Buddha,    had    something    to    do.    In    primeval    and    prehistoric    Japan    neither    these    books    nor    the    religions    growing    out    of    the    books    were    extant.

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