Religion Resource Guide  Tags: religion quaker esr bethany  

Includes information on religious traditions from around the world, as well as information on religion and modernity, religion and cyberspace, and religious experience.

An extended collection of links to religious studies resources of academic value, organized by topic and by type of resource, and searchable. Maintained by Saundra Lipton of the University of Calgary.

A searchable guide to religion resources on the Internet, created by Alan Liu at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

An extremely well-organized guide to high-quality Internet resources for the study of religions.

Find out who is celebrating what this year.

Hosted by the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, this is your easy-to-navigate site for Year A, B, and C readings.

Whether you want to find out when was the first Sunday in Advent in 1600 or when Easter will be celebrated in 2012, this is the place to go. Includes information from the Julian and Gregorian calendars.

Search a variety of translations by key word, topic, or specific passage from the Bible.

This commercial site includes a concordance.

Worldwide Faith News is a data base of full text official news releases and other documents, including policy statements, from the news offices of national and world faith groups including Church of the Brethren.

Visit this site to find statistics on membership in American and international religious groups, national profiles, GIS maps, denominational heritage trees, tables, and charts.

Founded in 1979 by Satguru Sivaya Subramuniyaswami, Hinduism Today is a nonprofit educational activity of Himalayan Academy. Read articles from current and back issues for free. Having trouble opening an article? Make sure your browser allows pop-ups.

The official homepage of the Church of the Brethren.

Created by the University of San Diego, it is "dedicated to promoting the thoughtful discussion of difficult moral issues."

From the Appendix of David Barr's textbook, New Testament Story: An Introduction.

Based at Harvard University, the Pluralism Project documents America's changing religious landscape, explores new forms of interfaith engagement, and studies the impact of religious diversity in civic life.

An index of all things Quaker.

This page provides a selective, annotated list of links to Internet resources related to women in religion, feminist theology, and the feminine divine.