Motoori Norinaga · Philosophy
Norinaga’s Shinto: the world as given by the <em>kami</em>, the deities, and lying beyond the reach of human reason - a call to accept what cannot be explained, including the sorrow of death, without theodicy or rationalizing, in humble trust rather than moral system-building.
You learned that Norinaga’s Way of the kami treats the world as given by the deities and beyond the reach of human reason, and calls for humble acceptance of what cannot be explained - including the sorrow of death - rather than theodicy or moral rationalizing. Explain this view and how it differs from a philoso…
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