On Sat, 23 Mar 2019 at 17:41, Tom Pfeifer <t.pfei...@computer.org> wrote:
> On 23.03.2019 18:19, Paul Allen wrote: > > > > Until you mentioned outside prayer, the obvious solution to a building > complex would > > be a multipolygon. > > No, there is no MP needed. As there are several distinct objects used for > worshiping, it would even > be wrong. > I disagree with that statement. If they're all part of the same mosque, an MP is not incorrect. You'd have to find out if Muslims consider those different buildings to be components of the same mosque or not. I doubt that they would, but maybe you're right. If we follow your thinking, only the pews in a church are for worshipping. The confessional is for confessing, and the pulpit is for preaching. Most people would consider them to be all part of the same church. Even if, say, the confessionals were in a different building (I've never heard of such, but it's a remote possibility). At one time, in some denominations, the pews were segregated between rich and poor and/or between men and women. Different places of worship or the same? Some universities have buildings in different locations scattered around a city: same university or each a different university? -- Paul
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