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They visit Shinto shrines for New Year's prayers, Buddhist funerals, and even celebrate Christmas—the Japanese view of religion is often described as "anything goes." In fact, this sensibility is similar to that of ancient Greece and Rome. A world of polytheism where people freely believed in gods and even accepted foreign gods. But there was one people who stubbornly refused to acknowledge any other gods: the Jews. A monotheistic people who bel…
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They visit Shinto shrines for New Year's prayers, Buddhist funerals, and even celebrate Christmas—the Japanese view of religion is often described as "anything goes." In fact, this sensibility is similar to that of ancient Greece and Rome. A world of polytheism where people freely believed in gods and even accepted foreign gods. But there was one people who stubbornly refused to acknowledge any other gods: the Jews. A monotheistic people who bel…