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Shinreikyo
Shinreikyo (神霊教 ''Shinreikyō'') is a Japanese new religion founded in 1947. It claims to have 100,000 members. Foundation of the Group The group claims Kanichi Otsuka (大塚 寛一 ''Ōtsuka Kan'ichi'') as its founder, but his wife Kunie Miyashitain also had a role in the development of the group. Kanichi Otsuka claimed to be a child prodigy and took the religious name "Kyososama" ("revered founder"). Shinreikyo believes "Kyososama is God made flesh." The group began in Nishinomiya, but by 1953 a site on a hill in the Akasaka district of Minato, Tokyo would become Shinreikyo headquarters. Shrinreikyo is a Japanese religion, which was originally created in 1939 but was recognized only in June 1948 within the education system. The group is headquartered in Nishinomiya; however, the religious group has churches in Tokyo, Wakayama, Kyoto, Osaka, Kanazawa and in 1977 had a place in Honshu as well. The founder of the group is Master Kanichi Otsuka. Master Kanichi Otsuka is s ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
List Of People Considered To Be Deities
This is a list of notable people who were considered deity, deities by themselves or others. Imperial cults and cults of personality Posthumous deification Involuntary deification Self-deification See also * Advaita Vedanta * Apotheosis * Arahitogami * Brahman * Christ myth theory * Cult of personality * Culture hero * Divinity#Mortals * Divinization (Christian) * Euhemerism * Folk saint * God complex * God in Hinduism * Godman (Hindu ascetic) * Hero cult * Idolatry * Imperial cult * Incarnation * List of avatar claimants * List of Buddha claimants * List of deities * List of demigods * List of Mahdi claimants * List of messiah claimants * List of people claimed to be Jesus * Mahāvākyas * Maitreya claimants * Messiah complex * Religion in ancient Rome * Sacred king * Shaktyavesha Avatar * ''Tat Tvam Asi'' * "Thou Art God" * Veneration of the dead References {{DEFAULTSORT:Deities, List Of People Who Have Been Considered Deified people, * Lists of deities Lis ... [...More Info...] [...Related Items...] OR: [Wikipedia] [Google] [Baidu] |
