In terms of sacred sites and places of worship, an ethnic religion is usually more geographically concentrated than a universalizing religion.

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Ethnic religions are typically tied to particular geographic regions and cultural/ethnic groups, and therefore their sacred sites and places of worship are often more concentrated in those areas. In contrast, universalizing religions aim to spread their beliefs and practices to people of all cultures and regions, which may result in a more dispersed distribution of sacred sites and places of worship.

In Terms of Sacred Sites and Places of Worship, an Ethnic