The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.
Japan has never experienced religious warfare with other peoples, regardless of whether it is a theistic zone where gods exist.
If there is a confrontation or conflict, we cannot help being self-conscious of our own faith, but this awareness has fallen out as a nation.
It is a ‘dropout protocol’ (dropout proposition) similar to the dropout part for the nation that the ‘looking at humans as domestic animals’ like slavery, eunuch or ancient Chinese punishment cannot be done.
I will explain about this because Kure Tomofusa does not know well (‘Weekly Post’ August 3, 2018 issue).
Speaking of something about ethnic groups is ‘people who share causal stories.’
Causal story refers to ‘history, grammar, custom, common sense’ and so on.
It is a causal story of 'it is such an action if like this' or 'it is well-informed successfully if talking so', or 'It is like this when doing so' style.
It is culture to enrich this.
It is an accumulation of such comprehension that sashimi cuts like this and makes Japanese food beautiful.
There is an ‘ethnic group’ as a basis having such a basis as described above, but this ‘ethnic group’ is not perfect, and it is accompanied by a lacking a priori.
This is a proposition for the ‘Japanese people’ who cannot ‘looking at humans as domestic animals’ and cannot understand ‘slaves’ absolutely.
If we do not know this, we think that it is captured as a slave by Soviet people in Siberia, 'Siberian detention'.
Even if told that it does 'the comfort woman is a sexual slave' by the Korean, it is not possible to retort that it is different.
Being falsely accused, weakening ‘Japanese race’.
So, we have to learn as a proposition.
However, there is no need to practice, such a thing cannot be done in modern times.
Since there is no perceptual experience, you can learn as a thinking experience.
Be careful not to fall 'a trap' into a foreign country again.
Therefore, I decided to call ‘Protocol of dropping out’.
For the Japanese, ‘history’ is a humanities social science that only needs to be described empirically.
It is not faith.
However, for China and South Korea, we did not notice that ‘history’ is an alternative to God.
And we are caught up in their war and tried to cope with faith by science to the very end.
That is a collaborative research between Japan and Korea and a joint research between Japan and China.
This draft continues.