Article: Shinto and Buddhism.

The word Shinto comes from the Chinese shen dao, which means "the way of the gods." The gods, or spirits, worshipped by Shintoists are called kami Kami can take many forms: the spirits of ancestors, beautiful natural objects (waterfalls, rocks, trees), and powerful natural events, such as storms, earthquakes, and floods. Kami are protectors and are treated with great respect.

Buddhism was founded in India more than 2,400 years ago. Buddhists believe that each person lives more than once. Each of us goes through cycles of ...

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