Christianism in Naruto

[Deadlift]

Ok, I know it could be a silly question, but I'm starting to think that there is quite a lot of Christianism and Christian symbology in Naruto serie. For example, when Nagato stands up for Rinne Tensei no Jutsu, it reminds a lot the death of Christ in his cross, or also the moment in which Minato crushes Tobi in the ground with Rasengan, looks similar at the scene when Michael Archangel does more or less the same with Lucifer/Satan.
Naruto himself has something similar to Jesus, as a "messiah" he lights hope on the hearts of people who really felt totally blackhearted or apathic.
What are your thoughts? No insults or blasphemy please :yeah:

 

[Rohan]

There is a massive amount of Christian references in Naruto. You can read some of them in the first half of this theory :

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[Deadlift]

There is a massive amount of Christian references in Naruto. You can read some of them in the first half of this theory :

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Thank you very much, I read it all Now things are way brighter to me in this ambit

 

[Your Creepy Stalker]

Let the glorious flame war begin!

Anyway, no. Those may bear some resemblance to Christian imagery, but that is only a coincidence. For example, Nagato's Six Paths Jutsus are a reference to bhuddism.

 

[Deadlift]

Let the glorious flame war begin!

Anyway, no. Those may bear some resemblance to Christian imagery, but that is only a coincidence. For example, Nagato's Six Paths Jutsus are a reference to bhuddism.

Yeah I do know, but maybe the two things simply cohexist, anyway I hope in no flame, lol it was not much more than a curiosity of mine

 

[Filosoofis]

There might be some resemblances here and there but I mostly think Buddhism and shintuism or however you write that religions name had the most influences.

 

[Wparker6804]

Forbidden fruit, tree at the center of the garden and Cain/Able

 

[UltraPain]

Let the glorious flame war begin!

Anyway, no. Those may bear some resemblance to Christian imagery, but that is only a coincidence. For example, Nagato's Six Paths Jutsus are a reference to bhuddism.

Was about to say the same thing. A lot of the lore, the jutsus and even the character's names are based off of Buudhism or Japanese myths.

Christianity is actually the one that borrows a lot from other religions which came before it. I won't get into depth about it though since OP asked us not to.

 

[Bored38]

True Christianity is alot more like Eastern religions than alot of ppl know.

 

[Hashirama Senjuu]

True Christianity is alot more like Western religions than alot of ppl know.

wellllll

 

[Marin]

You're looking at it the wrong way. There is pretty much none. The only thing that comes close would be the huge cross on Nagato's machine, but other than that I really don't see anything.

Also, it's Christianity, not Christianism.

 

[Deadlift]

Also, it's Christianity, not Christianism

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What do you mean? (cit. JB lol) English is not my primary language but I'm quite sure the word "Christianism" does exist

 

[Angelic.]

i need to see that scan of micheal rasenganing luciferbito

religion is in everything. illuminate

 

[Angelic.]

i need to see that scan of micheal rasenganing luciferbito

religion is in everything. illuminate

 

[Marin]

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What do you mean? (cit. JB lol) English is not my primary language but I'm quite sure the word "Christianism" does exist [/QUOTE]

It does exist but it doesn't make sense in the context you're using it.

The word Christianism is being used as a descriptive term for Christian political conservatives mostly in the United States, for the ideology of the Christian Right, meant as a counterpoint to "Islamism".[1][2]

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[Deadlift]

What do you mean? (cit. JB lol) English is not my primary language but I'm quite sure the word "Christianism" does exist

It does exist but it doesn't make sense in the context you're using it.

The word Christianism is being used as a descriptive term for Christian political conservatives mostly in the United States, for the ideology of the Christian Right, meant as a counterpoint to "Islamism".[1][2]

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Oh, understood.. I'm sorry bro but in my country English is taught very badly, as well as a lot of other subjects..

 

[Marin]

It does exist but it doesn't make sense in the context you're using it.

The word Christianism is being used as a descriptive term for Christian political conservatives mostly in the United States, for the ideology of the Christian Right, meant as a counterpoint to "Islamism".[1][2]

You must be registered for see links

Oh, understood.. I'm sorry bro but in my country English is taught very badly, as well as a lot of other subjects..[/QUOTE]

Don't apologize. It's not native for me either so I also tend to make mistakes. (Grammar sucks >.>)

 

[Sapherion]

Don't apologize. It's not native for me either so I also tend to make mistakes. (Grammar sucks >.>)

Im american and I still dont understand enligsh very well :/