concept   continuous religious worship
5 commonsense assertions
Cultures (5) • Western countries (1) • Christianity in Europe (1) • Modern urban societies (1) • Nepal (1) • Secular societies in Western countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 continuous religious worship Western countries Continuous religious worship is rare in Western countries and is typically associated with monastic traditions rather than mainstream society. 5
2 continuous religious worship Christianity in Europe In Christianity in Europe, continuous religious worship is practiced in some monasteries or temples, with people taking shifts to ensure worship is ongoing. 1
3 continuous religious worship Modern urban societies In modern urban societies, continuous religious worship is considered outdated and impractical, and is not commonly practiced. 1
4 continuous religious worship Nepal In Nepal, continuous 24/7 religious worship is a common practice at some temples and shrines. 1
5 continuous religious worship Secular societies in Western countries Continuous religious worship is viewed as outdated and impractical in modern, fast-paced urban societies in secular Western countries. 1