御教祖様とおっしゃるお方は、どういう方でございましたか、教えてくださいませ』と申しましたところ、「何しろあなたは、どこから来られましたか ここはお墓地ですから、たいした話もできませんが、御教祖様のお口から、お出しくだされた御筆先というものが、あそこに見える木下書店に売っておりますから、それを買って来て、お読みになればわかりますよ」と教えてくれて、その人はお墓地で、立ち参拝をして去って行きました。
それから、この私もはっと気がついて、そのお筆先が大急ぎで買ってまいりまして、お墓地でそのお筆先を読まさせていただきましたところ、不思議なことばかりが書いてありますので、天の月日親様と御教祖様とを見くらべて、それから、天理教の本部の神殿で、お参りをさしていただいて、家へ帰ってから、親に話しましたところ、「お前みたいな者は、これから家へ出入りをしてはいかん」というて、さん〜におこられましたが、そんなこと

Enjoy Hell.

にはとんちゃくなく、お助けやら、いろ〜な道も通らしていただきましたが、親からは十一回も、かんどうされ、夫婦別れや、親子別れが三回、最後には離別され、そして昭和十三年に天降りをいただき、昭和十七年には、八社様の天降りをいただき、昭和二十一年には、東京から豊川に引っ越し、二十四年には、諏訪官林へ引っ越しをして、現在の所に落ち着かしていただいておるようなわけでございますから、これから先の道の次第も、理に理がそうてだん〜と、おおにぎわいの心のふしんが始まってくると思う。という親様の入信からの四十四年ぶりでようやくきょうの日でございます、ということや。
ですから、皆さん方も、ひるまずたゆまず、理に理をいただいて、道の発展に努力をしてゆけば、親様月日様、八方様に認められて、今世も来世も来々世もということは、万ごう末代見落しなく、お連れ通りをいただいて

世界心道教は、日本語や、そのあまりにも複雑怪奇な表記体系についてどう考えているのでしょうか?

>>18736129
If Shinto is real then why didn't Amaterasu give Jimmu and Japanese their own writing system and words for emperor and Shinto itself

Shinto is a loanword from Chinese Shendao and Tennō (emperor) is a loanword from Chinese Tianhuang and were only retroactively adopted by Japan in the 7th century AD with Chinese writing.

That alone disproves your entire religion.

>>18737120
I think you're underestimating the importance and utility of oral tradition in the ancient world. The Druids, Magi, and Brahmins orally transmitted their verses in antiquity. Many cultures had specific oral memorization techniques to make sure none of it would be forgotten or corrupted and more often than not, these techniques were embedded into the poetry itself (hence why Homeric poetry frequently uses descriptive epithets like “wine-dark sea” and “swift-footed Achilles”). Socrates himself intentionally wrote nothing down because he believed it weakened our memorization abilities and because texts couldn’t defend themselves against misinterpretation or answer follow-up questions.

>>18737332
You're ignoring Japan RETROACTIVELY giving non-existent emperors like Jimmu who they claimed lived in the 600s BC, the Chinese invented title of Tennō which Japan didn't use until the 7th century AD. Tianhuang is a Daoist god in China.

Japan borrowed the word Shinto entirely from Chinese Shendao

I'm not talking about just using a writing system

Shinto rituals were borrowed from Chinese Daoism

Japan retroactively gave Chinese titles, names, rituals to Shinto and their fake emperors

In the 600s BC Japan was inhabited by Jomon hunter gatherers who didn't even speak Japanese or farm rice.

None of the mythical Japanese emperors in Nihon Shoki match up with Japanese monarchs noted in Chinese historical records like the King of Na and Queen Himiko and Queen Iyo of Yamatai and the Kuna kingdom.

Druids didn't make up fake history or give retroactive Greek titles to non-existent people 1000 years before them who never used those titles.

The name of their religion isn't Greek.

>>18736129
What is Sekai Shindo? Wikipedia in english has a few lines saying it is a derivate of Tenrikyo, but it would be amene to give an explanation of what it is, where it comes from, and what its basic precepts are.

I would also like to remark that the text of your second post >>18736129 seems like it belongs inside a horror story or playable graphic novel. Is that true, or does the text come from elsewhere?

I do not really engage with Japanese religious culture a lot so I ask you to be patient.

And while I won't translate this, if you are an english-speaker just doing a bit and messing with credulous idiots like me, I want to say that you are a dick. Likewise, if any video content creator is reading this: NIGGER FAGGOT NIGGER. Now you'll have to blur it out, fatass.
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これは英語から日本語への機械翻訳です。正確ではない可能性があります。

「世界心道(Sekai Shindo)」とはどのようなものなのでしょうか?英語版のWikipediaには、天理教から派生したものであると数行書かれているだけですが、それが一体何なのか、その起源や基本的な教義について説明していただけるとありがたいです。

また、2つ目の投稿(>>18736129)の文章についてですが、まるでホラー小説やプレイ可能なグラフィックノベルの一節のような雰囲気がありますね。あれはオリジナルの文章なのでしょうか、それともどこか別の出典があるのでしょうか?

私は日本の宗教文化にあまり詳しくありませんので、その点、ご容赦いただければ幸いです。

>>18737455
I made a mistake.
I meant >>18736130 this one.
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間違えました。
>>18736130 こちらのことでした。

>>18737455
Btw I looked into the Wikipedia and it says:

>Aida, a woman who had converted to Tenrikyo to 1923 and then to Honmichi in 1925, had a divine experience when on March 13, 1938, Tsukuyomi-no-Mikoto (月読之命) and Kuni-Sazuchi-no-Mikoto (国狭土之命) possessed Aida Hide's body. On December 23, 1942, 10 more deities descended into Aida Hide's body. Sekai Shindōkyō was subsequently founded in 1944.[3]

>In 1946, Aida Hide moved the religion's headquarters to Toyokawa. On July 6, 1948, Sekai Shindōkyō was officially incorporated under the Japan's post-war Religious Corporations Law. The main temple, founder's hall, and office were completed in 1967. Aida Hide died on May 24, 1973.[4]
I don't have the cultural background to really understand any of this but it sounds creepy. She was possesed by twelve gods? Isn't Tenrikyo supposed to just have one, like the religions one is more familiar with in the Americas and Europe? I had never heard of this Honmichi schismatic group before.

It also says this:

>In the religion, the full name of God is "Heaven-Earth Moon-Sun Parent Water-Fire-Wind Great God [Kami-sama]" (天地月日御親水火風之大神様, Tenchi Tsukihi Mioya Sui-Hi-Fū no Ōkamisama).[4]
That is an extravagant name for a god!

kami

>>18737837
The green guy from DB?

>>18737472
Tenchi is another Chinese loanword from Tiandi