Fabian Fucan and his Issues With Christianity

Well, to say Fabian Fucan hates Christianity is an understatement. He laments the fact the he converted and left the faith of Buddhism, which he is now following again. Fucan uses religious, cultural, historical, political, and social aspects to attack Christianity. Fucan states that Japan is the land of the gods. He also goes onto say that these gods protect their land, taking a direct shot at Deus(the Latin word for the Christian god). This statement includes both religious and cultural aspect because it addresses the religions gods and customs. Fucan also mentions that the Jesuits are trying to destroy Buddhism during their conquests and gain control of Luzon and Nova Hispania, which are the modern day Philippines and Mexico.this attacks the historical and political aspects of Christianity. Lastly, he attacks the social aspects of Christianity because he says that Buddhism is too strong to be taken over by Christianity. He says that unless the Christians are willing to invade they will not succeed in converting people. Overall, he is not a fan of Christianity and considers it a corrupt religion.