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Secular Shrine Theory was a legal and political theory arising in Japan during the 19th and early 20th centuries that treated Shrine Shinto as nonreligious. It argued that shrine and shrine rites belonged to the public sphere as expressions of national custom, civic morality, and imperial tradition rather than private religious belief. This theory became an important basis for the state's administration and played a central role in debates over the relationship between Shinto, religion, and the modern Japanese state.
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