The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions (2232 page)
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Shingon remains a large Buddhist school in Japan, in six main branches, with more than 10,000 temples.
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Shinje
(Tibetan Lord of Death):
(Tibetan Lord of Death):
Shinjimei
(Ch’an Buddhist poem):
(Ch’an Buddhist poem):
Shinkokinsh
(Collected Poetry, Ancient and Modern):
(Collected Poetry, Ancient and Modern):Shink
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(new religions):
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