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Religion Index:     more books (100)

Sociology Of ReligionThe (Garland Reference Library of Social Science) by Anthony J. Blasi, Michael W. Cuneo, 1990-10-01 New Testament Christology: A Critical Assessment and Annotated Bibliography (Bibliographies and Indexes in Religious Studies) Sikhism and the Sikhs: An Annotated Bibliography (Bibliographies and Indexes in Religious Studies) Death and Dying: A Bibliographical Survey (Bibliographies and Indexes in Religious Studies) Abortion from the Religious and Moral Perspective:: An Annotated Bibliography (Bibliographies and Indexes in Religious Studies) by George F. Johnston, 2003-03-30 Christian Hymnody in Twentieth-Century Britain and America: An Annotated Bibliography (Bibliographies and Indexes in Religious Studies) by David W. Music, 2001-07-30 Sacred Books of the World: A Bibliography With Indexes Index Islamicus, 1981-1985: Current Books, Articles and Papers on Islamic Subjects Discoveries in the Judaean Desert: Volume XXXIX: Introduction and Indexes (Vol 39) by Emanuel Tov, 2002-05-23 Nelson's Quick Reference Topical Bible Index by Thomas Nelson Publishers, 1996-01 Religion of Philosophers (Essay index reprint series) by James H. Dunham, 1980-06 Religion and education (Essay index reprint series) by Willard Learoyd Sperry, 1971 A Bibliography of Salvation Army Literature in English, 1865-1987 (Texts and Studies in Religion) by R. G. Moyles, 1988-08 Islam in China: A Critical Bibliography (Bibliographies and Indexes in Religious Studies) by Raphael Israeli, 1994-01-30

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101. The Watchman Expositor: Index Of Cults And Religions
     Watchman Fellowship’s 2001 index of Cults and Religions. By theStaff of Watchman Fellowship, Inc. Introduction. Please read “A  
     http://www.watchman.org/cat95.htm
     
     Extractions: By the Staff of Watchman Fellowship, Inc. A Word from the President Annually Watchman Fellowship publishes an index issue of the Watchman Expositor Publication Information A Word from the President This is by no means a complete list of cults and religions. Watchman Fellowship maintains over 10,000 files and a research library of over 25,000 books and periodicals on religions, cults, new religious movements and related teachings. The absence of a religious movement from this index does not mean that Watchman Fellowship endorses the organization. Begin your search by clicking on the highlighted letter below that is the first letter of the term for which you are searching (or, if your browser will do so, perform a word search for the term). If the term is listed, it will be followed by a brief definition. Most of these definitions contain highlighted words that are linked to the definitions for those words; clicking on the highlighted word will take you directly to that definition.

102. Religion Is Dumb
     Compilation of questions and answers, as well as arguments for agnosticism and atheism.  
     http://www.religionisdumb.com/

103. Internet For Religious Studies > WELCOME    
     WELCOME TO INTERNET FOR RELIGIOUS STUDIES. using this tutorial. key Internet sitesfor religious studies. how to search the Internet. what to trust on the Internet.  
     http://www.vts.rdn.ac.uk/tutorial/religion
     
     Extractions: A free, "teach yourself" tutorial that lets you practise your Internet Information Skills using this tutorial key Internet sites for religious studies how to search the Internet what to trust on the Internet how to get the most from the Internet for your work Let our experts guide you to the best of the Web... Internet for Religious Studies has been written by Jeff Dubberley, under the editorial supervision of Dr Simon G Smith, LTSN Philosophical and Religious Studies Subject Centre

104. Roman Religion - History For Kids!
     Parents Corner. H4K Crafts and Projects. Roman religion. In some ways Roman religionis a lot like Greek religion, but in other ways it is very different.  
     http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/romans/religion/
     
     Extractions: In some ways Roman religion is a lot like Greek religion , but in other ways it is very different. Like the Greeks, the Romans thought that there were many gods , and that these gods each controlled different parts of the world: storms, the ocean, marriage, blacksmithing, and so forth. The Romans were particularly interested in power, and much less interested in balance than the Greeks. The chief of the gods, for the Romans, was Jupiter. His name is related to the name of the Greek god Zeus , and Jupiter is similar to Zeus in many ways. They are both sky gods who throw lightning bolts when they are angry. For the Romans, as well, their emperors were gods , or something very close to gods, depending on who you asked. Generally in the eastern part of the Roman Empire, in Egypt and Western Asia, people worshipped the emperors as gods. But in the western part, in Europe, people worshipped only the emperor's guardian angel or something like that, not the emperor himself.

105. Ancient And Medieval Religion - History For Kids!
     H4K Crafts and Projects. Ancient and Medieval religion. There were a great manydifferent religions followed in the ancient and medieval time periods.  
     http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/religion/
     
     Extractions: for Teachers Parents' Corner H4K Crafts and Projects Ancient and Medieval Religion There were a great many different religions followed in the ancient and medieval time periods. Some of them are still practiced today; others are not. It is hard even to know what religion is, but we see religion as any tendency to change your own behavior in accordance with supernatural forces. Most people in the ancient and medieval world believed that there were many unseen spirits affecting how things happened. The earlier faiths all held that there were many gods, each responsible for different things: a god of the sky, a god of water, a god of love, and so forth. Egyptian Sumerian Chinese Indian ... Roman , and German religions all had their gods organized this way, even though they had different gods. This is called polytheism (poll-eeTHEE-is-em).

106. Zoroaster
     The site contains a word by word translation of the Avesta,and the Gatha (the sacred books of the Zoroastrian religion. It also contains other information of the Zoroastrian community throughout the world.  
     http://www.zoroaster.com
     
     Extractions: Zoroaster - The Religion of Ahura Mazda Revealed By Zarathushtra (Zoroaster). Home Avesta Message Gathas Links The Religion of Ahura Mazda Righteousness is the best good. It is happiness. Righteousness is laid down for this, my religion AVESTA "translation" Ashem Vohu Ahunavar Kem-nã-Mazdã Hormazd Khoday Jasa me avanghe Mazda Srosh Bãz AHMI RAESHCHA Havan Gah Rapithwan Gah Uzirin gah Aiwisuruthrem gah Ushahen gah Bãz (Prayer) Nirang -i-Gomez mãlidan Doã Nãm Setãeshne Hoshbãm Vispa Humata Atash Niyaesh Khorshed Niyaesh Meher niyaesh Ardvisura Niyaesha Mah-Bokhtar Niyayesh Patet Pashemani Select "Gatha translation" Ahunavada Khshuman Ha 28 Ha 29 Ha 30 Ha 31 Ha 32 Ha 33 Ha 34 Ushtavad Khshuman Ha 43 Ha 44 Ha 45 Ha 46 Spentomada Khshuman Ha 47 Ha 48 Ha 49 Ha 50 Vohu-Kshathra Khshuman Ha 51 Vahishtoisht Khshuman Ha 53 avesta message gatha Gatha "Metric translation" Poetic Ha 28 Poetic Ha 29 Poetic Ha 30 Poetic Ha 31 Poetic Ha 32 Poetic Ha 33 Poetic Ha 34 Poetic Ha 43 Poetic Ha 44 Poetic Ha 45 Poetic Ha 46 Poetic Ha 47 Poetic Ha 48 Poetic Ha 49 Poetic Ha 50 Poetic Ha 51 Poetic Ha 53 Image of Zoroaster

107. Philosophers
     Collection of resources on philosophers of religion, by Charles Bellinger at the Wabash Center.  
     http://www.wabashcenter.wabash.edu/Internet/philos.htm
     
     Extractions: Philosophers This list is arranged in chronological order, with the earliest authors first. It is not a comprehensive listing of philosophers, but a selective collection of authors whose writings have some bearing, positive or negative, on religious thought. Suggestions for additions to this page are welcome, and should be sent to Charles Bellinger: wabash_ckb@yahoo.com For links to more general philosophy resources, see the related page within this Guide: Philosophy and Religion See also: Compendium of Philosophers

108. Alternative Religions
     Links, articles, and resources for the traditional religions of the African continent as well as AfroCaribbean religions and ancient Egyptian religion (About.com).  
     http://altreligion.about.com/religion/altreligion/cs/africanreligions/
     
     Extractions: zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Alternative Religions Home Essentials ... Priory of Sion zau(256,152,145,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Religions A-Z Image Gallery Library Hermetic Tradition ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Subscribe to the About Alternative Religions newsletter. Search Alternative Religions From Jennifer Emick Utah State Prison inmate Phillip Leishman wants his runes back. And, no matter what prison officials think of his religion, his argument should be heard. The runes are 24 small pieces of wood carved with ancient mystical symbols. Leishman says he needs them in order to practice his religion the ancient Celtic order of Asatru with its little-understood pagan rituals. I was wondering if you had any information about the Cuban religion Abakua. I have searched the internet inside and out to find any information on this religion and have had no luck. They are a secret men's society and it originates back to Africa, I do know that much. But I would like to know how one becomes part of the religion, the basic history, what the religion worships. Things like that. I do know a few words related such as arara...possibly a saint nanigo are "priests" that are higher up...and naniguismo. Beyond that I am stuck and frustrated. Would you be able to find ANY information on this for me?

109. Departamento De Religión
     Translate this page Departamento de Religión. Colegio ERAIN Ikastetxea. jchapa@erain.es.Página WEB con recursos para la asignatura de Religión.  
     http://www.erain.es/departamentos/religion/
     
     Extractions: Departamento de Religión Colegio ERAIN Ikastetxea jchapa@erain.es Página WEB con recursos para la asignatura de Religión Presentación El profesor de Religión Para el profesor Evangelio ... Sugerencias Recursos para el aula Primaria Secundaria Bachillerato Mapas bíblicos ... Casos prácticos Profesores Artículos publicados Alumnos Trabajos Imagen de la Virgen del Colegio En esa sección hay novedades de junio NOVEDAD Magnífico trabajo de 1º ESO (Sección Alumnos/Trabajos) Todo el material que se encuentra en esta web tiene contenido y finalidad exclusivamente pedagógica. Agradecemos la colaboración de los autores de los artículos y de las fuentes consultadas (que siempre van citadas).

110. The New Address Www.thebrpage.net For The Bad Religion Page
     Thorough and comprehensive band information with mp3s, music videos, interviews, and biographical information.  
     http://thebrpage.tierranet.com/

111. Ananzi : SA Directory
     Albie Gibson From Philosophy and Theology to your own religion. Islam.co.zaIslamic Institutes In South Africa; Islam The true religion.  
     http://www.ananzi.co.za/catalog/SocietyandReligion/Religions/
     
     Extractions: SA Directory Travel Careers Road Maps Property Tip! Weddings Go! Car Hire Holiday Homes Auctions Tip! Weather Lotto Women Motoring ... Mobile Fun Go! Restaurants Flowers Events Car Search ... SMS Go! Movies Car Finance Dating Credit Check ... Engineering Search makeAD("/SITE=ANANZI.CO.ZA/AREA=AN.CAT.SOCIETY_AND_RELIGION.RELIGIONS/POS=T/AAMSZ=468x60",468,60)

112. Important Dates In The History Of Religion
     Chronology from BC to 1965 of persons and events.  
     http://www.cftech.com/BrainBank/OTHERREFERENCE/RELIGION/SigDatesInRelHis.html
     
     Extractions: c. 2000? Abraham, founder of Judaism, is alive. c. 13th century Moses, Hebrew lawgiver, is alive c. 1100 - c. 500 The Veda , sacred texts of the Hindus, are compiled. Traditional birth date of Lao-tzu, founder of Taoism. Traditional birth date of Zoroaster's revelation. c. 563 - c. 483 Buddha, founder of Buddhism, is alive. Confucius, founder of Confucianism, is alive. c. 540 - c. 468 Mahavira, founder of the Jains is alive. c. 200 The Bhagavad Gita, important Hindu text, is written. 6 or 4 - c. A.D. 30 Jesus of Nazareth, founder of Christianity, is alive. The Crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. Peter, disciple of Jesus and, according to tradition, first bishop of Rome, dies. c. 70 - c. 100 First four books of the New Testament - Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John - are written. 5th century Two Buddhist sects - Zen and Pure Land (or Amidism) - are established. c. 570 - 632 Muhammad the prophet - whose teachings, recorded in the Koran, form the basis of Islam - is alive. Muhammad flees persecution in Mecca and settles in Yathrib (later Medina); the first day of the lunar year in which this event, known as the Hegira, takes place marks the start of the Muslim era.

113. Religious Sites And Pages By Vexen Crabtree
     religion Pages by Vexen. Bane Of Monotheism Arguments opposing monotheisticreligions. DPJS Popular and respected site on Satanism.  
     http://www.vexen.co.uk/religion.html

114. Colby | Religious Studies
     The academic study of religion focusing upon the origins and historical development of several of the world's major religious traditions with the goal of enabling students to understand and appreciate religious diversity in the modern world.  
     http://www.colby.edu/rel/
     
     Extractions: Meet the Professors News and Events Our Classes Contact Us ... Research Guides .: Welcome :. T he academic study of religion at Colby focuses upon the origins and historical development of several of the world's major religious traditions with the goal of enabling students to understand and appreciate religious diversity in the modern world. Although Religious Studies is a small department at Colby, we are able to include within our curriculum courses that explore Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Confucianism, Taoism, and Shinto and thus represent a considerable exposure to complex and varied religious traditions. Occasionally we are able to expand the scope of our inquiry further. A study of Judaism and Christianity provides students with a deep knowledge of the development of our own culture and its heritage. Similarly, learning about Asian religions is crucial for understanding the culture of India, China, Japan and other Asian countries, including those located in the area often described as the "Middle East." We also intend to expose students to a variety of methods in Religious Studies. Thus, in our courses, students learn to study religious traditions by scrutinizing their literary traditions, archaeological remains, rituals, texts, and their effects in and upon society. The study of religion teaches people to think clearly, critically, and cross-culturally about ways in which human beings have understood the world and their role in it.

115. Bane Of Monotheism
     god such as Christianity, Islam and Judaism, and is relevant to people who believein a God (theists), whether or not they believe in a particular religion.  
     http://www.vexen.co.uk/religion/
     
     Extractions: Other pages on religion by Vexen By Vexen Crabtree This website is about religions that have a single all-powerful god such as Christianity, Islam and Judaism, and is relevant to people who believe in a God (theists), whether or not they believe in a particular religion. This website is by Vexen Crabtree . Please make sure you've taken a look over the Religion

116. Plastic: Article Not Found
     Jedi Knight' is on the list of religions for the 2001 UK census. Apparently, sufficient numbers of people wrote it on their census forms that a code for the 'faith' (896) has been allocated for the census processing team to use.  
     http://www.plastic.com/article.pl?sid=01/10/11/133203&mode=thread

117. Native American Religion
     Overview of different beliefs and rituals, the concept of religious experience and background information of Native American religions.  
     http://www.stormwind.com/common/nareligion.html
     
     Extractions: "Mitakuye Oyasin: We are all related. Most Indians hear this phrase thousands of times a year as they attend or perform ceremonies and for many...the phrase seems to be...a liturgical blessing that includes all other forms of life in human ceremonial activities." Vine Deloria, Jr., 1992 Background Anthropologists divide the Native American cultures of North America into seven groups: Eastern Woodlands, Southeastern, Plains, Plateau, Great Basin, Southwestern, and Northwest Coastal. Each of these geographical groupings contains many distinct peoples with only the broadest characteristics in common, each with their own culture and religious beliefs. Any attempt to briefly summarize such a rich variety of peoples as this page does is going to involve inexact generalizations: It can't be helped. Where space permits, examples appear from different tribal groups, but they do not begin to reflect the diversity of Native American spirituality. Ritual How do traditional Native Americans seek closeness/union with Spirit?

118. ATLA Religion Database + ATLAS
     ATLA religion Database + ATLAS American Theological Library Association.ATLA religion Database + ATLAS is produced by the American  
     http://libnet.ac.il/~libnet/atla.htm
     
     Extractions: ATLA Religion Database + ATLAS is produced by the American Theological Library Association's Center for Electronic Resources in Theology and Religion. The ATLAS (American Theological Library Association Serials) project was created for religion scholars by religion scholars. It provides online versions of the entire runs of a core collection of more than fifty significant scholarly periodicals in the field of religion, most of which go back to 1949. Search for individual articles in these journals via the database.

119. Religion And Deception
     A personal experience in religious deception and research of that religion that helps explain the tricks of the clergy.  
     http://members.aol.com/sisi4422

120. Molecular Expressions: The Religion Collection
     The word religion is derived from the Latin term religio, and although the actualmeaning is in dispute, some scholars have tried to connect religio with  
     http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/religion/
     
     Extractions: The word "religion" is derived from the Latin term religio , and although the actual meaning is in dispute, some scholars have tried to connect religio with other Latin terms such as relegere (to reread), relinquere (to relinquish), and religare (to relegate, to unite, to bind together). The terms religion and religious appear to be self-explanatory, yet they defy precise definition because they carry entirely different meanings for different people around the world. The study of religion is difficult and sometimes controversial, but the major religions of the world can be roughly divided using a geographical model based on the premise that geographical regions evolved their religions through common threads. Three main geographical regions usually are delineated as being India, the Far East (China and Japan), and the Near East. The Indian grouping includes Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism, while the Far East religions include Confucianism, Taoism, and Shinto. The main religions of the Near East are Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and Baha'i. Our religion collection contains photomicrographs of various items that commemorate the great religions around the world. From the Native Americans, who base their religion on a great respect for nature, we have a photomicrograph of tobacco that was used as a gift made to elder tribal members or by visitors. We have a wide spectrum of photos representing Christianity, including the spices Myrrh and Frankincense, and baptismal water.

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