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 1     1         |                              THE RELIGION OF THE SAMURAI~
 2     1, Intro  |    Northern School. To study her religion, therefore, is to penetrate
 3     1, Intro  |  occidentals, to explain how the religion of Buddha has adapted itself
 4     1, Intro  |       the student of comparative religion with an interesting subject
 5     1, Intro  |     hardly be found in any other religion.~Fifthly, although non-Buddhist
 6     1, Intro  |         will give the student of religion a striking illustration
 7     1, Intro  |          differentiated forms of religion in its scale of evolution.~
 8     1,   2, 12|    acknowledging it as the state religion, bestowing rich property
 9     1,   4, 12|      enrich itself, morality and religion.~
10     1,   4, 19|          the meanest duty be thy religion. Are the stars too distant?
11     1,   5, 19|   overlooked by us that faith in religion is dying out in the educated
12     1,   5, 19|        living victims, that even religion often sides with Contention
13     1,   6, 5 |        she is spiritual? Has not religion proclaimed that she is good?
14     1,   6, 11|         2) scepticism respecting religion; (3) scepticism respecting
15     1,   6, 12| Idealistic Scepticism concerning Religion and Morality.~Similarly,
16     1,   6, 12|   Similarly, it is the case with religion and morality. If we admit
17     1,   8, 7 |   nationalities, in language, in religion, and in race. You can see
18     1,   8, 16|       pessimistic philosophy and religion propose to attain to Nirvana