The book about Jashinism

Jashinism is and remains fiction

As I have already noted, there are people who want to sell Jashinism as real or tell us that they are part of this religion. To prove them wrong, I did a lot of research on the topic. What I immediately noticed during my research were the different forms of Jashinism. Everyone has practically said something different about Jashinism or how this religion is now practiced and differs from the Naruto original.
I'll briefly summarize them for you:~ The Jashinists sacrificing plants, flies and animals~ The Immortal Jashinists~ The Peaceful JashinistsFlies, okay. You may feel pain. Also other small animals. However, plants have no pain receptors and cannot bleed. What would be the point of sacrificing them? The slaughter of animals for gods or religious festivals is nothing new. But Jashin specifically calls for HUMAN SACRIFICES and for them to SUFFER before they are killed. And it should be clear once you have studied Naruto a little that this god does not make all of his disciples immortal. Hidan is the ONLY immortal Jashinist thanks to a secret experiment. And it should be clear to everyone that a religion whose God can be translated as "Evil God", "Evil Heart" or "False God" cannot be peaceful. The name of the God don't changed by the (wrong) interpretation of the religion.
The evidence that ultimately wasn't evidence:
People who consider themselves Jashinists had until now no proof of the existence of this religion. Until one day a user named Andrew wrote in a Jashin forum about the book "Inshi to Jashin". Translated, the book is called: False Gods & the Shrine of Evil. This book was written by Tetsuyo Wada and only exists thrice in this world. That's why it's difficult for me to get more information. Andrew wrote that "Jashinists" found it difficult to practice their religion, because the Japanese persecuted cults. However, Pseudiom did the job for me with its YouTube video. Apparently he was able to track down Andrew and find out what was really behind "Inshi to Jashin." What can I say? The supposed Jashinists were Christians who were persecuted, because of their religion and therefore couldn't practice it. Japan has no other religion besides Shintoism Religion accepted in the country. That's why the title is also called "False Gods &...". This would refute the first and last proof of a really existing Jashinism.But what is Jashinism now:
Jashinism is a combination of Christianity and the Hindu goddess Kali. And here is the proof:
~ The Jashin symbol is reminiscent of the Yantra of Kali. There is not a single other symbol that even remotely resembles the Jashin symbol. It is important to note that although Hidan speaks of his kami (male god), the triangle in the circle represents femininity. If Jashin were a goddess, it would be called Megami.
~ Kali is the goddess of death, destruction and renewal. Human sacrifices were also repeatedly offered to her. During my research I came across the Thuggee Brotherhood, a group of thieves who are said to have attacked and brutally killed people. They are said to have worshiped Kali. They were probably the templates for Jashinists.
~ Hidan speaks of a church of Jashin. Churches are places of worship that are only used by Christians, Catholics and Protestants. No other religion has churches. but other places of worship. Buddhists, Hindus, Islamists and Christians use prayer beads. Even I got one for my communion.
~ There is a Christian blood cult that drinks blood to prolong one's life. Many of the commandments of this cult are reminiscent of Jashinism.
- The Church of Jashin has similarities with the name "Church of Satan". Both "religions" use a symbol.

If you want to be a Jashinist, then you are welcome to be one. As long as you only sacrifice plants and not people, I don't care. But Jashinism never existed and is an invention of Naruto mangaka Masashi Kishimoto. Anyone who claims otherwise is welcome to support their statements with correct evidence.