Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:28:02 PM No.714073460
>japanese game
>the church is evil
>the church is evil
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Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:29:16 PM No.714073520
>>714073460 (OP)
your phone number beautful please
your phone number beautful please
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:30:19 PM No.714073568
Do you think they closed off the country for 2 hundred-twenty years as a goof?
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:31:27 PM No.714073621
>>714073460 (OP)
Just post sauce
Just post sauce
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:32:51 PM No.714073708
>>714073460 (OP)
But the church is usually good in those games.
But the church is usually good in those games.
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:33:20 PM No.714073731
Nobunaga Oda was, unusually for the time, an atheist but was apparently considering converting to Catholicism as a gesture of solidarity with Portugal. Had this actually gone ahead, could Christianity have actually taken root in Japan in any meaningful way?
If it did, I hate to think of what comical extreme they would've taken it to by now
If it did, I hate to think of what comical extreme they would've taken it to by now
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Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:34:14 PM No.714073784
>japanese game
>the church is powerful
>the church is powerful
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:35:49 PM No.714073881
I've never met a nun who wasn't an old crone. I'm convinced that they simply age 40 years the moment they take religious vows.
How many people even still join religious orders these days?
How many people even still join religious orders these days?
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:35:53 PM No.714073885
>>714073460 (OP)
Its Japan. Only anarchy or anything emphasizing freedom can be considered good any more. Established orders are evil, perverts are evil, religion is evil and the older generations are evil.
Japan likes punks, radical independent free thinkers only. They are it's heroes.
Its Japan. Only anarchy or anything emphasizing freedom can be considered good any more. Established orders are evil, perverts are evil, religion is evil and the older generations are evil.
Japan likes punks, radical independent free thinkers only. They are it's heroes.
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:36:49 PM No.714073945
>>714073460 (OP)
just like in real life
just like in real life
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:37:56 PM No.714074018
Maybe don't go out of your way to pick evil aesthetics as the good guys.
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:38:45 PM No.714074070
>>714073731
He wouldn't have died in Honnoji in that timeline. And considering his stance towards religion in general (the Ikko-Ikki) I doubt he would let Christianity gain too much influence that it supersedes his own authority. He'd let missionaries spread Christianity if it meant cheaper guns from the Europeans though. Who knows, perhaps the Meiji Restoration would've happened hundreds of years earlier.
He wouldn't have died in Honnoji in that timeline. And considering his stance towards religion in general (the Ikko-Ikki) I doubt he would let Christianity gain too much influence that it supersedes his own authority. He'd let missionaries spread Christianity if it meant cheaper guns from the Europeans though. Who knows, perhaps the Meiji Restoration would've happened hundreds of years earlier.
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:38:54 PM No.714074079
Anonymous
6/30/2025, 2:39:35 PM No.714074113
>>714073731
>Could Christianity have actually taken root in Japan in any meaningful way?
Taken root, yes. Meaningful way, no.
All the crap that happened afterwards would've had a religious justification behind it, but they probably would have utilized them in a utilitarian way.
So, it's possible that they might have created an Eastern Anglican sect where there's like a Japanese bishop overseeing everything (but not really and treated as equal to, if not with less power as, the emperors today).
Alternatively, there might have been strengthening of alliances during WW2 and using both axis (Italy) and allies (Catholics) to their advantage, justifying their conquest of Asia during that time in both fronts.
>spoiler
Imagine, the angels of NGE being all biblically accurate ones.
>Could Christianity have actually taken root in Japan in any meaningful way?
Taken root, yes. Meaningful way, no.
All the crap that happened afterwards would've had a religious justification behind it, but they probably would have utilized them in a utilitarian way.
So, it's possible that they might have created an Eastern Anglican sect where there's like a Japanese bishop overseeing everything (but not really and treated as equal to, if not with less power as, the emperors today).
Alternatively, there might have been strengthening of alliances during WW2 and using both axis (Italy) and allies (Catholics) to their advantage, justifying their conquest of Asia during that time in both fronts.
>spoiler
Imagine, the angels of NGE being all biblically accurate ones.