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2026-10-22 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-10-22

Religio Mundi: an atlas that marks its uncertainties

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An interactive atlas of religions, with a map, timeline, festival calendar, sacred texts, myths, and records of places and traditions.

Landing page captured for the 2026-10-22 issue.
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Readers comparing religions across places and time
Worth noticing
Hindu and Buddhist lunar festivals are shown with only a rule and approximate month when the site says it cannot reliably calculate a date.

Field notes

Map locations come from Wikidata or are identified as approximate, and the timeline explains its nonlinear scale rather than implying uniform spacing. Festival calculations use calendar rules and libraries where available; for Hindu and Buddhist lunar festivals, the page gives only a rule and approximate month. It also cautions that listed sacred sites are documented places, not confirmation that they are open to visitors.

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