東アジアの宗教
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東アジアの宗教(ひがしアジアのしゅうきょう、英: East Asian religions)は、東アジアおよび東南アジアを起源とする宗教を指す。比較宗教学の研究においては極東の宗教(Far Eastern religions)あるいは道教的宗教(Taoic religions)としても知られ、東洋の宗教に含まれる。
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- ^ 道を正確に描写することはできないというこの概念は、東アジアの宗教や道教の著作で共有されている。例えば、『道徳経』第1章には「道の道とすべきは常の道にあらず。名の名とすべきは常の名にあらず。」(道と言われうるものは永久には道ではない。付けられうる名前も永続的な名前ではない。)とある。
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- 1 東アジアの宗教とは
- 2 東アジアの宗教の概要
- 3 用語
- 4 道教と儒教
- 5 脚注
東アジアの宗教
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