Other and Multi-Faith Sites

Religious and sacred buildings in this atlas that do not fit any of this subcategory's six named world-religion groups: Sikh, Baha'i and Shinto places of worship, a Confucian state-ritual temple complex, indigenous and traditional-religion sacred sites with no single named world religion behind them, a religiously run travelers' hospice, several bishops' and an archbishop's residential palaces whose own primary character is residential rather than a place of worship, and one aristocratic mansion built around an older incorporated shrine. Belongs here: any member of this subcategory that read individually as genuinely religious or religiously connected but does not belong to Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism, the ancient Egyptian religion or the Khmer/Southeast Asian temple tradition. Does not belong here: any building that fits one of those six traditions, each of which is the more specific and more useful placement when it applies.