Why Does Shinto Ethics Avoid Absolute Moral Rules

question 51

Multiple Choice

Why does Shinto ethics avoid absolute moral rules?

• A)It has its base in the liberal ways of indigenous religions.
• B)It believes that humans are born pure.
• C)It does not believe that humans are born morally perfect.
• D)It does not consider its spirits to be morally perfect.

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