Religious architecture
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Names and connections
Spiritual architecture
- Broader: Architecture
- Narrower: Bon architecture
- Narrower: Buddhist architecture
- Narrower: Chapels
- Narrower: Church architecture
- Narrower: Confucian architecture
- Narrower: Hindu architecture
- Narrower: Islamic architecture
- Narrower: Jaina architecture
- Narrower: Jewish architecture
- Narrower: Shinto architecture
- Narrower: Sikh architecture
- Narrower: Taoist architecture
- Narrower: Temples
- Narrower: Zoroastrian architecture
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