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Soldier of God: Macarthur's Attempt to Christianize Japan

Soldier of God: Macarthur's Attempt to Christianize Japan

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ISBN10: 098365994X
ISBN13: 9780983659945
Publisher: Merwinasia
Published: Jul 31 2011
Pages: 175
Language: English

Soldier of God is a study of General Douglas MacArthur's effort to influence the religious life of Japan by suppressing native religions and enabling the propagation of Christianity in that country during the American occupation (1945-1952). As Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers (SCAP), MacArthur said it was his duty as a Soldier of God and of the Republic to fill the moral vacuum in Japan by restoring and reviving religion. After an introduction to Japan's prewar encounter with Christianity, this study focuses on four major issues.

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