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| − | More generally, a '''temple''' is a place of [[worship]], or something in which a God or Gods are thought to dwell. Often a structure dedicated to one or more deities, temples are frequently thought to be impressive and/or imposing constructions. However, some religions (most notably [[Christianity]]) believe that the human body itself is a place where God resides, and | + | More generally, a '''temple''' is a place of [[worship]], or something in which a God or Gods are thought to dwell. Often a structure dedicated to one or more deities, temples are frequently thought to be impressive and/or imposing constructions. However, some religions (most notably [[Christianity]]) believe that the human body itself is a place where God resides, and thus can be seen as a temple of worship. |
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Revision as of 05:25, July 14, 2025
"The Temple" refers in the Bible to the landmark synagogue in Jerusalem, which was destroyed for the second time by the Romans in 70 A.D. during the First Jewish-Roman War. Subsequently the Temple was rebuilt for the second time.
Religion
More generally, a temple is a place of worship, or something in which a God or Gods are thought to dwell. Often a structure dedicated to one or more deities, temples are frequently thought to be impressive and/or imposing constructions. However, some religions (most notably Christianity) believe that the human body itself is a place where God resides, and thus can be seen as a temple of worship.
American Universities
Temple University is an American University in Pennsylvania. Known especially well for excellent programs in the fields of Law, Education and Business, and for their multiple collegiate sports programs.
Anatomy
The temple is a term used to refer to an area on the side of the head, behind the eyes.