In Shinto, the kami are
A.powerful gods who created the world
B.merciful beings who lead others to enlightenment
C.teachers who stress discipline and self-control
D.local spirits who represent aspects of nature
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2.D
3.D
4.architecture, painting styles, gardening
5. Zen Buddhism
If you read your textbook, then you would know that the Kami are spirits, which means that D. local spirits who represent aspects of nature. Is correct? Was this helpful?
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The correct answer is D. local spirits who represent aspects of nature.
To arrive at this answer, we can evaluate each option:
A. powerful gods who created the world: While some Shinto kami are considered to have played a role in the creation of the world, this answer is overly general and does not capture the essence of kami as described in Shinto beliefs.
B. merciful beings who lead others to enlightenment: This answer incorporates concepts from Buddhism and does not accurately reflect the beliefs in Shinto.
C. teachers who stress discipline and self-control: While Shinto kami may exemplify certain values and virtues, they are not primarily teachers who stress discipline and self-control.
D. local spirits who represent aspects of nature: This option accurately captures the role of kami in Shinto. Kami are seen as local spirits closely associated with specific natural elements, such as mountains, rivers, trees, and animals. They are believed to embody the sacredness and power of these natural phenomena.
Therefore, the answer is D.
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