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CHAPTER IX - THE BUDDHISM OF THE JAPANESE

       The Western Paradise.

       H[=o]-nen, Founder of the Pure Land Sect.

       Characteristics of the J[=o]-d[=o] Sect.

       Salvation Through the Merits of Another.

       "Reformed" Buddhism.

       The Protestants of Japanese Buddhism.

       The Nichiren Sect.

       The Ultra-realism of Northern Buddhism.

       Doctrinal Culmination.

       The New Buddhism.

       JAPANESE BUDDHISM IN ITS MISSIONARY DEVELOPMENT

       CHAPTER X - JAPANESE BUDDHISM IN ITS MISSIONARY DEVELOPMENT

       Missionary Buddhism the Measure of Japan's Civilization.

       Pre-Buddhistic Japan.

       The Purveyors of Civilization.

       Ministers of Art.

       Resemblances between Buddhism and Christianity.

       The Temples and Their Symbolism.

       The Bell and the Cemetery.

       Political and Military Influences.

       Literature, and Education.

       Things Which Buddhism Left Undone.

       The Attitude Toward Woman.

       Influence on the Japanese Character.

       A CENTURY OF ROMAN CHRISTIANITY

       CHAPTER XI - A CENTURY OF ROMAN CHRISTIANITY

       Darkest Japan.

       First Coming of Europeans.

       Christianity Flourishes.

       The Hostility of Hidéyoshi.

       The Political Character of Roman Christianity.

       The Quarrels of the Christians.

       The Anti-Christian Policy of the Tokugawas.

       The Books of the Inferno Opened.

       Summary of Roman Christianity in Japan.

       TWO CENTURIES OF SILENCE

       CHAPTER XII - TWO CENTURIES OF SILENCE

       The Japanese Shut In.

       Starving of the Mind.

       The Dutchmen at Déshima.

       Protests of Inquiring Spirits.

       A Handful of Salt in a Stagnant Mass.

       Seekers after God.

       The Buddhist Inquisitors.

       The Shingaku Movement.

       Japan Once More Missionary Soil.

       The Imperial Embassy Round the World.

       NOTES, AUTHORITIES, AND ILLUSTRATIONS

       INDEX

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