Which store layout philosophy is most commonly employed in religious bookstores to encourage contemplative browsing and spiritual discovery?

Religious retail spaces - from bookstores to gift shops at places of worship - are carefully designed to reflect spiritual values while functioning as commercial entities. These spaces must balance reverence with retail functionality, creating environments that honor faith traditions while serving practical shopping needs. How much do you know about the unique design philosophies that shape these sacred retail environments?

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Grid layout (straight aisles with right angles) to represent order and divine structure
Free-flow layout with curved pathways to symbolize spiritual journey and personal exploration
Racetrack layout that guides customers in a predefined path through canonical texts first
Minimalist open concept to represent transcendence beyond material concerns