concept   temple
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • Western culture (1) • United States (1) • Greece (1) • Europe (1) • Canada (1) • Nepal (1) • Southeast Asia (1) • Hindu culture (1) • North America (1) • Romania (1) • Sumerian civilization (1) • Urban United States (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 temple Western culture Temples in Western culture are primarily viewed as historical landmarks and tourist attractions rather than as sacred spiritual spaces. 22
2 temple United States Temples in the United States are mainly viewed as historical or tourist attractions rather than as places of regular worship. 15
3 temple Greece Ancient Greek temples serve as symbols of religious worship, architectural mastery, and historical landmarks in Greece. 12
4 temple Europe Temples in Europe are historical landmarks and tourist attractions rather than active places of worship. 9
5 temple Canada Temples in Canada are often viewed as architectural attractions with occasional spiritual significance. 8
6 temple Nepal Temples in Nepal are significant for spiritual, cultural, and communal activities and are deeply ingrained in society. 7
7 temple Southeast Asia Temples in Southeast Asia are sacred places of worship and important cultural landmarks associated with Hinduism and Buddhism. 6
8 temple Hindu culture Temples hold spiritual significance in Hindu culture and are visited for religious rituals and festivals. 3
9 temple North America Temples in North America are often historical landmarks rather than active places of worship. 2
10 temple Romania In Romania, visiting temples involves burning candles as a form of prayer and respect, contributing to their historical and spiritual significance. 2
11 temple Sumerian civilization Temples in Sumerian civilization were central to the city's religious and civic life as they were considered the dwelling places of gods. 1
12 temple Urban United States In urban United States, temples are considered to be less central to daily life. 1