Christianity in Manga
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manga that implicitly or explicitly portray Christianity.
remembering that Japan is a predominantly Buddhist, Shintoist or, in most cases, atheist country.
remembering that Japan is a predominantly Buddhist, Shintoist or, in most cases, atheist country.
Manga, 27 vol, 1983
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the original authors were inspired by the Bible to be able to take the plot from the manga.
Manga, 7 vol, 1982
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Pacifism and the purity of Nausicaa recall the attitudes of Christ.
Manga, 1 vol, 1956
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Osamu Tezuka inspired several religions around the world, including Christianity, to create the manga's plot.
Manga, 24 vol, 2004
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appearance of Christ in the Manga
Manga, 5 vol, 2008
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the manga mixes Cosmic Horror with elements of Christianity and Gnotcism.
Manga, ? vol, 2005
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in the manga. Thors unconsciously converts to Christianity, which justifies his repulsion towards violence and teaches his son, Thorfinn, about the path of love and pacifism, which will later influence him on his journey.
Manga, 21 vol, 2003
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Reference to Roman Catholic Church and the main characters are inspired frrm the biblical characters
Manga, 3 vol, 1994
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manga reinterpretation of the book "the Divine Comedy" by Dante Alighieri, which tells the Author's trajectory and discretion inside the Biblical Hell. about Go Nagai's perspective.
Manga, 5 vol, 1972
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The manga brings debate about Christianity and human evil by placing the devil (in human's skin) as the protagonist who questions his morality when faced with the cruelty caused by humanity itself.
In addition to the work ending in a biblical Apocalypse in a confrontation between two demons competing to rule the earth.
In addition to the work ending in a biblical Apocalypse in a confrontation between two demons competing to rule the earth.