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The Japanese and Christianity: Why Is Christianity Not Widely Believed in Japan?

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||6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.| A Japanese is Shinto when he's born, a Christian when he marries, and a Buddhist when he dies.|By Whistlers Mom|This saying reflects the importance of Shintoism in Japanese family traditions, the trend toward "Christian" (western-style) weddings, and the popularity of Buddhist funerals. It also reflects the failure of Christian evangelists to bring more than a tiny percentage|From the Author|From childhood, I have been fascinated with Japanese culture. In the 1990s as a student of Sociology of Non-Western Societies (Leiden University), I chose Japan as my regional specialisation. At the same time,

Since the mid-sixteenth century, Christianity has been notably active in Japan, and yet Japan remains one of the least- evangelized nations in the world. The Japanese and Christianity is an attempt to work out an appropriate response to the question, "What are the main reasons why Christianity has not yet succeeded in Japan?" It investigates various factors, i.e. the societal, cultural, historical, missiological and political dimensions of Christianity in Japan, in searc...

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