Beliefs from a Popular Japanese Religion Cause and effect relationships are significant Love is impersonal and unconditional Enlightenment can be achieved by anyone who pursues it A single, supernatural power does not control all matters of the universe What religion, introduced from China in the sixth century, incorporates these beliefs? A) Buddhism B) Hinduism C) Islam D) Shinto

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Scarlett Richard

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1 November, 06:45

Beliefs from a Popular Japanese Religion Cause and effect relationships are significant Love is impersonal and unconditional Enlightenment can be achieved by anyone who pursues it A single, supernatural power does not control all matters of the universe What religion, introduced from China in the sixth century, incorporates these beliefs? A) Buddhism B) Hinduism C) Islam D) Shinto

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Maximillian · Answer 1

The answer is A) Buddhism.

Explanation:

Buddhism was imported into Japan through China. Buddhism and Shintoism coexist peacefully in Japan, with most Japanese practicing both religions.

Buddhists believe that by practicing morality, meditation and wisdom, they can achieve Enlightenment. They believe that change is the only constant.