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Good point on negative/positive portrayals. Given Japan\'s overwhelming atheistic majority, and the consequentially exotic nature of religion, if Christianity even crosses a Japanese creator\'s mind it\'ll generally be in a positive way. American atheists are more likely to be hostile to Christianity because the US is at its core (more so than in its government) a Christian nation, so American atheists are exposed to Christian views far more frequently. Familiarity often breeds contempt, after all.
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Good point on negative/positive portrayals. Given Japan\\\'s overwhelming atheistic majority, and the consequentially exotic nature of religion, if Christianity even crosses a Japanese creator\\\'s mind it\\\'ll generally be in a positive way. American atheists are more likely to be hostile to Christianity because the US is at its core (more so than in its government) a Christian nation, so American atheists are exposed to Christian views far more frequently. Familiarity often breeds contempt, after all.
American atheists are more likely to have a positive view of religions that are more exotic to them, like Buddhism and Islam. Just as Christianity is more exotic to the Japanese and thus they\\\'ll view it in a fairly positive light.
American atheists are more likely to have a positive view of religions that are more exotic to them, like Buddhism and Islam. Just as Christianity is more exotic to the Japanese and thus they\\\'ll view it in a fairly positive light.
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Good point on negative/positive portrayals. Given Japan\'s overwhelming atheistic majority, and the consequentially exotic nature of religion, if Christianity even crosses a Japanese creator\'s mind it\'ll generally be in a positive way. American atheists are more likely to be hostile to Christianity because the US is at its core a Christian nation, so American atheists are exposed to Christian views far more frequently. Familiarity often breeds contempt, after all.
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Good point on negative/positive portrayals. Given Japan\\\'s overwhelming atheistic majority, and the consequentially exotic nature of religion, if Christianity even crosses a Japanese creator\\\'s mind it\\\'ll generally be in a positive way. American atheists are more likely to be hostile to Christianity because the US is at its core (more so than in its government) a Christian nation, so American atheists are exposed to Christian views far more frequently. Familiarity often breeds contempt, after all.
