First, Japanese can be unreligious only because the circumstances in Japan are unusual. In Japan, “religions” seems to mean “religious organizations.” Hence, even the tenet that to get involved with religions is not beneficial has recently come out. Outside Japan, however, religions are regarded as relations with what is beyond human bein

In conclusion, the whole Japanese should have a religion for their benefit. This is a step to become a real “human,” indeed.

Second, more importantly, a human can be “a human” only when he has a religion. For example, when someone goes to Arab, a column in which his religion has to be written is on the immigration check card. If the card is left blank, an official in charge will ask him whether he really doesn’t have a religion. When the answer is no, he/ will be ordered to leave the country. The officer will say he doesn’t want to let those who don’t have a religion in. On such an occasion, the Japanese might plead with the officer to believe in them, but this does not work at all. How can the person whom he/she has just met for the first time be believed

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