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Shingaku (心学, lit. "heart learning") or Sekimon-
shingaku (石門心学) is a ****anese
religious movement,
founded by
Ishida Baigan and
further developed by Teshima...
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Kikuchi Shingaku (菊地 新学, 1832–1915) was a
renowned ****anese photographer. He was
taught by
Yokoyama Matsusaburō. (in ****anese)
Tokyo Metropolitan Museum...
- term
theology (神学,
shingaku) has been
ascribed to
Shinto since the Edo
period with the
publication of Mano Tokitsuna's
Kokon shingaku ruihen (古今神学類編, 'categorized...
- Nipponzan-Myōhōji-Daisanga
Shinreikyo Shōroku Shintō
Yamatoyama Shumei Sekai Shindokyo Shingaku Shinmeiaishinkai Shōshinkai
Tenrikyo Tenrin-Ō
Meisei Kyōdan Daehancheolligyo...
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junior division, as they face
matriculation to the
senior division (進学選択,
shingaku sentaku, or
colloquially shinfuri, 進振り) in
September of
their second year...
- God.
Translated by
Graham Harrison from the ****anese Kami no
itami no
shingaku,
revised edition 1958,
first edition 1946. Eugene, Oregon: Wipf and Stock...
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Sougawa Chogen in 1204. It is an
ancient festival where the
Maishishi of
Shingaku, or lion dance,
takes place. Town of Hidakagawa: http://www.town.hidakagawa...
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Saishi daughter of
Horikawa Tomonori Issue Prince Koreyasu Princess Rinshi Shingaku,
Prince Hayata Princess Zuishi Father Emperor Go-Saga
Mother Taira no Muneko...
- (ancient music),
while those originating after the Tang
dynasty are
called shingaku (new music). The term
gagaku itself was
first recorded in 701, when the...
- who
wrote The
Theology of the Pain of God (神の痛みの神学, kami no
itami no
shingaku).
Social rights activist and
author Toyohiko Kagawa ((賀川豊彦,
Kagawa Toyohiko)...
