As we all know, temples and temples are two different names for religious sites, and they have some differences in use and meaning.
So, what is the difference between temples and temples?
We will take it a step further from the following three aspects, namely:
1. Buddhist temples (temples), generally speaking, Buddhist temples are usually called temples, which are the main places for Buddhist monks to carry out their activities. The temple is dedicated to the Buddha or Bodhisattva, and is a place where Buddhist monks practice and teach the Dharma. Buddhist temples are generally composed of the main hall, the Mahavira hall and the monk's house. The main hall is dedicated to the Buddha's shrine, the Mahabita Hall is a place for chanting Buddhist scriptures and religious ceremonies, and the monk's house is a place for monks to live and practice. The temple focuses on the edification and practice of Buddhism.
2. Religious temples (temples), temples generally refer to various religious sites, including Buddhist temples, Taoist temples, Confucian ancestral halls, temples, etc. The temple serves as a religious site where various gods or ancestors are enshrined and used for worship and worship. The deities enshrined in the temple can be deified figures, ancestors, natural spirits, etc. The architecture and layout of the temple also vary depending on the religious beliefs.
3. Similarities and differences between temples and temples. In fact, the difference between a temple and a temple is the corresponding religious beliefs and activities. The temple mainly refers to the place of Buddhism, focusing on the practice and the education of Buddhism;Temple is a broad term that can include a variety of religious sites other than Buddhist temples. At the same time, there are places that are both called temples and are dedicated to both the Buddha and other gods, and such places have the characteristics of both temples and temples.
It is worth noting, however, that there may be some differences in the specific terms and concepts of temples and temples in different regions and religious cultures.
Therefore, to sum up, these contents are actually the names of temples and temples for different religious sites, and the difference is mainly in the religious beliefs to which they belong and the objects of the gods and spirits gathered.