Shinto in the early times had no clear philosophy or ethics, and it still does not today.

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Shinto, as an indigenous faith of Japan, has historically been more focused on rituals, practices, and the worship of kami (spirits) rather than on a codified set of beliefs, philosophy, or ethics. It is more concerned with maintaining harmony in the community and with nature, rather than prescribing a specific moral code.

Shinto in the Early Times Had No Clear Philosophy or Ethics