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{{Youmay|the religious building|[[Isu]] [[Temple (Isu)|Temples]], research centers for stopping the [[Great Catastrophe]] and the [[Second Disaster]]}} | {{Youmay|the religious building|[[Isu]] [[Temple (Isu)|Temples]], research centers for stopping the [[Great Catastrophe]] and the [[Second Disaster]]}} | ||
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A '''temple''' is a structure which functions as a place for religious rituals and services. A temple dedicated to {{ | A '''temple''' is a structure which functions as a place for religious rituals and services. A temple dedicated to {{Wiki|Western Christianity}} is more specifically known as a [[church]], while a temple of [[Islam]] is commonly known as a [[mosque]], a temple dedicated to [[Judaism]] is called as a {{Wiki|synagogue}}, a temple dedicated to [[Buddhism]] is called a {{Wiki|pagoda}}, and a temple dedicated to {{Wiki|paganism}} is just called a pagan temple. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:47, 17 August 2026
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A temple is a structure which functions as a place for religious rituals and services. A temple dedicated to Western Christianity is more specifically known as a church, while a temple of Islam is commonly known as a mosque, a temple dedicated to Judaism is called as a synagogue, a temple dedicated to Buddhism is called a pagoda, and a temple dedicated to paganism is just called a pagan temple.