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Herein lies the basis of Onisaburo's theology.
Many people tend to think that the Kami is almighty and
can do anything. However, that is not always the case in Onisaburo's view.
The Maxim suggests that the Kami is a mere spirit being
and cannot even move a glass. What is essential is man's physical hand.
In other words, some creative synergy unfolds when the
abstract entity called the Kami and the concrete being
called man become one.
Creator of the Universe, the Kami has the strong desire
to create what Onisaburo describes as the utopian Kingdom of Miroku on earth.
The only eligible companion on this journey, the one the
Kami trusts most is man.
The part "man is the nucleus of the workings of heaven and
earth" highlights the importance of man's divine mission.
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