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1 Int|      years the new religion was supreme. "All education was for
2 Int| teachings of the Tei-Shu school supreme in the East and the medium
3 Int|   simpler teaching has remained supreme, is as if we should disregard
4 Int| discarded the belief in the one supreme God, of which their classical
5 Int|    without cessation. When this supreme cause divided itself into
6 Int|        earth were made. But the supreme cause having produced by
7 Int|     learning," insists upon the supreme duty of "polishing the illustrious
8 Int|         Japan where it had been supreme for a thousand years. Shintō
9 I  |      they make their own hearts supreme and readily refute those