FTP, identify the official religion of Japan until the end of World War Two.
Its early period saw this religion without a fixed dogma, sacred writings, moral precepts, or even a name. Practitioners merely professed faith in and worshipped a vast pantheon of divinities known as "kami" that personified aspects of the natural world. As time passed, the rites of thanksgiving, purification, and offerings to ancestors became written down and codified. As centuries passed, it split into two distinct variations Ð State and Secular. FTP, identify the official religion of Japan until the end of World War Two.
Its early period saw this religion without a fixed dogma, sacred writings, moral precepts, or even a name.
{Shinto}