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Religion Museums:     more books (100)

The ancient religion and folk-beliefs of the Sami (Alta Museum pamphlets :) by Odd Mathis Hætta, 1994 Ships on bronzes: A study in Bronze Age religion and iconography (Publications from the National Museum) by Flemming Kaul, 1998 Tuamotuan religion, (Bernice P. Bishop museum. Bulletin) by John Francis Stimson, 1971 Religion (Bishop Museum special publication) by Peter Henry Buck, 1964 The S. S. Howland collection of Buddhist religions art in the National Museum by United States National Museum, 1906 Tuamotuan Religion (Museum Bulletin 103) Jade; a study in Chinese archaeology and religion, (Publication of Field Museum of Natural History , 154.Anthropological series) by Berthold Laufer, 1912 Witchcraft the Religion: Museum Handbook Series No. 1 by Raymond Buckland, 1966 The Jewish Engagement Calendar 2004: With Illustrations from the Collection of the Skirball Museum, Los Angeles by Skirball Cultural Ctr & Museum, 2003-06 Jainism: Art and religion : an introduction to the exhibition Jain Art and Culture : 25 Centuries of an Indian Religion at the Leicestershire Museum & Art Gallery ... 4th July-11th October, 1987 by Julia H Nicholson, 1987 Keppel. The South American Missionary Society Settlement, 1855-1911: An Archaeological and Historical Survey (Archaeology of the Falkland Islands) by Robert A Philpott, National Museums Liverpool, et all 2009-12 Lvovskii muzei istorii religii i ateizma: Putevoditel = Lvov museum of religion and atheism history : sketch The North American Indian Orpheus tradition;: A contribution to comparative religion (Ethnographical Museum of Sweden, Stockholm. Monograph series, publication no. 2) by Ake Hultkrantz, 1957 Tools of Her Ministry: The Art of Sister Gertrude Morgan by William A. Fagaly, Gertrude Morgan, et all 2004-02-28

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81. Omniseek Lifestyle /Lifestyle/Religion And Spirituality/Museums
    Top Lifestyle religion and Spirituality museums Show Sites in this topic,Sat May 22, 718 am. © copyright 2001, created by Omniseek.  
    http://lifestyle.omniseek.com/dir/Lifestyle/Religion_and_Spirituality/Museums/75

82. Australian Religion And Beliefs On The Internet
    Education School, theological colleges and university sites concerned with religionThe Arts Sites targeting religious music, books, museums, the media and  
    http://www.nla.gov.au/oz/religion.html

83. Science & Spirit
    17 May One Day museums and religion Sacred Artifacts, Religious Culture, museumsas Social Institution Location Cambridge, MA Contact Rebecca Kline; Tel  
    http://www.science-spirit.org/calendar.cfm

84. Hudson Valley Network - Huguent Street Historic District
    picking this place the Huguenot had searched for, and found, a site where they couldbe alone with their different culture, their different religion and their  
    http://www.hvnet.com/museums/huguenotst/

85. Creation Evidence Museums... - EvC Forum
    Author, Topic Creation Evidence museums If you dress things up and makethem look official and cloak it in religion you trick alot of people.  
    http://www.evcforum.net/ubb/Forum12/HTML/000267-2.html
    
    Extractions: Registered: Apr 2004 Message 16 of 117 04-09-2004 08:55 PM Re: Stay on Target..Stay on Target!! Buz, I don't consider artifacts junk. I guess by "junk" I was commenting more on the methods and content and direction the museum takes. If you dress things up and make them look official and cloak it in religion...you trick alot of people. The from of their web site http://www.creationevidence.org/cemframes.html there is a bit about human and dino foot prints together. Do you think this is real? Native American pottery that is supposed to have show eye witness accounts of dinos? Come on. He's so amazingly wrong its almost funny, but he's serious. ST

86. Creation Evidence Museums... - EvC Forum
    Author, Topic Creation Evidence museums crashfrog Member. Posts 4178 FromPrior Lake, MN USA Registered Mar 2003. Arent we defeating our own religion?.  
    http://www.evcforum.net/ubb/Forum12/HTML/000267-5.html
    
    Extractions: Registered: Mar 2003 Message 61 of 117 05-07-2004 04:29 AM If the earth could be proved how old it really was then Evolutionists would not change the age of the earth never. It was creationists, though, who first came up with such long esitmates of the Earth's age. Bible-believing creationists. But you know what the difference between them and Ken Ham is? They based their conclusions on the evidence. Ken Ham and his ilk do the opposite. The fact that it was creationists that first rejected literal Biblical timelines rather disproves your argument about "assumptions", doesn't it?

87. MAeX Art Blog: Museums And The Web 2004 : Sessions
    Listed below are links to weblogs that reference museums and the Web 2004 Albert J.Raboteau Slave religion The Invisible Institution in the Antebellum South  
    http://miamiartexchange.typepad.com/maex_art_blog/2004/04/museums_and_the.html
    
    Extractions: hostName = '.typepad.com'; Main Museums and the Web 2004 exploring all aspects of the creation, development, maintenance and evaluation of Web sites in museums, cultural and heritage organizations." Did anybody attend this? If so, can you let us know about it, please. Both MAM and MoCA sites could use some updating. I don't think any museum locally has a site that is a "must see." Maybe, we'll get there before too long. Anyway, if anyone has something to report about the above event leave a message and we can get you online. Thanks in advance! Posted at 09:18 PM in Web/Tech Permalink TrackBack URL for this entry:

88. UCSC General Catalog 2003-04
    museums, world s fairs, WWW URLs, and other public sites are involved in the productionof culture for display and consumption. Anthropology of religion.  
    http://reg.ucsc.edu/catalog/anthCourses.html
    
    Extractions: Overview of ways of learning about the human past beyond the scope of written history. Reviews development of archaeology, fundamental methods and theories, and archaeology's contribution to understanding human origins, the emergence of farming, and the origins of complex societies. (General Education Code: IS.) J. Habicht-Mauche

89. Social Studies Development Center
    All Art History Links Web Site Links to art history departments, research resources,online image collections, art museums, religionrelated links, and more.  
    http://www.indiana.edu/~ssdc/artlinks.htm
    
    Extractions: Teaching Resources AERC (Architectural Education Resource Center) This site offers activities, resources, and information on classroom and teacher workshops and programs for teaching K-8 children about the built environment and architecture. African-Americans in the Visual Arts: A Historical Perspective According to the Web site, this exhibit "tells the story of the African-American artists' quest for creative recognition in their chosen art forms ..." Biographical information about and images of creations by over 60 personalities are available here. Art Projects K-12 art lessons. ArtLex Visual Arts Dictionary This site provides definitions of more than 3,300 terms, as well as thousands of images, pronunciation notes, quotations, and links to other Web resources. ArtsEdge: National Arts and Education Information Network The website of this project of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, with additional funding from the U.S. Department of Education, provides resources for curriculum design, including model curriculums and curriculum standards, units, lesson plans, and other resources. ArtsEdNet Lesson plans, curriculum resources, on-line exhibitions, and resources for arts education support and advocacy, and a publications catalog from the Getty Education Institute for the Arts.

90. Domesticating History: The Political Origins Of Americas House Museums
    History serves a useful dual function in the study of history and museums. instancesa sense of the creation of or addition to the national civil religion.  
    http://www.edu-books.com/Domesticating_History_The_Political_Origins_of_Americas
    
    Extractions: The main problem with Domesticating History is that it claims to show that the historic houses "reflect less the lives and times of their famous inhabitants than the political pressures of the eras during whih they transformed in museums" but then barely discusses the museums themselves and the messages they conveyed. We get a lot of detail about the other political efforts of the people who tried to found these museums, but we have no way of knowing to what extent those other political beliefs manifested themselves in what visitors saw, because we never really learn *what* they saw. That many of the organizations that sprouted up to restore and maintain these homes had deep ideological divisions makes this omission even more glaring, because the reader has no way of knowing which agenda, if any, eventually won out. There is interesting and informative material here, but what argument there is, is poorly presented.

91. Christus Rex
    CHRISTUS REX is a private, nonprofit organization which presents over 5000 images of religious works of art preserved in churches, cathedrals and monasteries all over the world. THE RAPHAEL STANZE AND LOGGIA. THE VATICAN museums - MUSEI VATICANI  
    http://www.christusrex.org/
    
    Extractions: Bishop John Michael Botean, head of the Byzantine-rite Romanian Catholic Church of North America and Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of St. George in Canton, Ohio: "I must declare to you, my people, for the sake of your salvation and mine, that ANY DIRECT PARTICIPATION AND SUPPORT OF THIS WAR AGAINST THE PEOPLE OF IRAQ IS OBJECTIVELY GRAVE EVIL, A MATTER OF MORTAL SIN." Canton, Ohio, U.S.A., 9 March 2003

92. Art Web Sites
    religion and Art Links on the World Wide Web. Updated March 22, 2002. Links maintained by Jeffery Howe email howej@bc.edu. Index. religion. Calendars of Art Events. New York Times Arts and Leisure .  
    http://www.bc.edu/bc_org/avp/cas/relarts/artlinks.html
    
    Extractions: Updated March 22, 2002. Links maintained by Jeffery Howe email: howej@bc.edu Index Ancient Art Architecture Calendars Contemporary Religious Artists ... Web Search Tools Return to Index American Visions with Robert Hughes Art History - Prehistoric to 20th Century Art History Research Center ArtIndex ... Artist Index - World Wide Arts Resources Artlibrary Art Masterpiece Collection - Jim's Fine Art Collection artnetweb ArtSource ... Splendors of Christendom - Christus Rex site WebMuseum: Famous Paintings exhibition Words of Art: an online glossary of theory and criticism for the arts Links

93. Cyndi's List - Religion & Churches
    More than 209 300 links! 206 850 links, categorized crossreferenced, in over 160 categories. Another 2 450+ uncategorized new links in the works. religion Churches. Main Index. Alphabetical  
    http://www.cyndislist.com/religion.htm

94. HUC-JIR > Libraries, Museums, Centers & American Jewish Archives > Libraries
    Online Catalog. Go to the Online Catalog. Klau Library (Cincinnati).Go to the Klau Library, Cincinnati. The Klau Library is one of  
    http://www.huc.edu/libraries/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: Go to the Online Catalog Go to the Klau Library, Cincinnati The Klau Library is one of the most extensive Jewish libraries in the world. With 420,000 printed items of Judaica, the Library is the second largest collection of printed Judaica in the world - second only to the Jewish National and University Library, Jerusalem. It contains over 700,000 volumes, among them 150 incunabula, more than 2,000 manuscript codices, and many thousands of pages of archival documents. Special collections include Jewish Americana, music, an outstanding Spinoza collection, and extensive microforms. It also houses the American Jewish Periodical Center, which preserves American Jewish periodicals and newspapers on microfilm. More than 875 titles, with over 12,000,000 pages, are available in the Center. Go to the Klau Library The Klau Library, which contains over 130,000 volumes, is especially rich in Hebrew literature, Jewish history and thought, rabbinics, and Jewish music. Its collection also includes sounds recordings, sheet music, and microfilms. The Library also houses a branch of the American Jewish Periodical Center and the American Jewish Archives.

95. St Mungo Museum - Part Of Glasgow Museums - GlasgoWeb
    Pollok House, Provands Lordship, Scotland Street School Museum, Museum of Transport,How to get there Entry to Glasgow museums is free, Key to guides/symbols,  
    http://www.g3web.co.uk/glasgow_museums/st_mungo/

96. Lake District Activities Lake District Museums
    Activities museums. Sub-category Activity Centres.  
    http://www.lake-district.com/Cumbria/ld/Activities/Museums.html
    
    Extractions: Affiliate programme Lake District Town: Select region Ackenthwaite Ainstable Allerby,Aspatria Allithwaite Allonby ALSTON AMBLESIDE APPLEBY-IN-WESTMORLAND Applethwaite Arkholme Arlecdon Armathwaite Arnside Arrad Foot ASKAM-IN-FURNESS Askham Ayside Backbarrow Bampton Banks Bardsea Barngates BARROW-IN-FURNESS Barrows Green Bassenthwaite Bassenthwaite Lake Baycliff Beckside Beetham Berrier Bigrigg Blackbeck Blackford Blackwell Blawith Blindbothel Blindcrake Bolton Le Sands Bonningate Boot BOOTLE Borrowdale Bothel Bouth Bowness-on-Windermere Bowscar Bowston Braithwaite Brampton BRAMPTON Bridekirk Bridgefoot Brigham Brigsteer Brougham BROUGHTON-IN-FURNESS Bruisyard Burneside Burrow Burton Buttermere Caldbeck Calthwaite Canal Foot Capernwray Cardewlees Cark in Cartmel CARLISLE Carlisle Airport CARNFORTH Cartmel Cartmel Fell (GRANGE-OVER-SANDS) Cartmel Fell (WINDERMERE) Casterton Castlerigg Cautley Chapel Le Dale Chapel Stile Church Brough Clappersgate Clay Flatts Industrial Estate Clay Flatts Trading Estate CLEATOR Cliburn Clifton Dykes COCKERMOUTH Colthouse CONISTON Corney Cow Brow,Lupton

97. Lake District Children Lake District Museums
    Children museums. Sub-category Activity Centres.  
    http://www.lake-district.com/Cumbria/ld/Children/Museums.html
    
    Extractions: Affiliate programme Lake District Town: Select region Ackenthwaite Ainstable Allerby,Aspatria Allithwaite Allonby ALSTON AMBLESIDE APPLEBY-IN-WESTMORLAND Applethwaite Arkholme Arlecdon Armathwaite Arnside Arrad Foot ASKAM-IN-FURNESS Askham Ayside Backbarrow Bampton Banks Bardsea Barngates BARROW-IN-FURNESS Barrows Green Bassenthwaite Bassenthwaite Lake Baycliff Beckside Beetham Berrier Bigrigg Blackbeck Blackford Blackwell Blawith Blindbothel Blindcrake Bolton Le Sands Bonningate Boot BOOTLE Borrowdale Bothel Bouth Bowness-on-Windermere Bowscar Bowston Braithwaite Brampton BRAMPTON Bridekirk Bridgefoot Brigham Brigsteer Brougham BROUGHTON-IN-FURNESS Bruisyard Burneside Burrow Burton Buttermere Caldbeck Calthwaite Canal Foot Capernwray Cardewlees Cark in Cartmel CARLISLE Carlisle Airport CARNFORTH Cartmel Cartmel Fell (GRANGE-OVER-SANDS) Cartmel Fell (WINDERMERE) Casterton Castlerigg Cautley Chapel Le Dale Chapel Stile Church Brough Clappersgate Clay Flatts Industrial Estate Clay Flatts Trading Estate CLEATOR Cliburn Clifton Dykes COCKERMOUTH Colthouse CONISTON Corney Cow Brow,Lupton

98. Princeton Museums
    Howe Insurance. Princeton museums. Area corporations often feature exhibitionsof contemporary art. Nearby museums. THE OLD BARRACKS, Trenton, New Jersey.  
    http://www.princetonol.com/local/museums.shtml

99. Panorama.sk - Slovakia Link Store
    Your guide to the Slovak Republic  
    http://slovakia.eunet.sk/slovakia/culture-religion-media/culture.html

100. BBC - Gigs And Live Music - English Wish For Bad Religion
     BBC Music Bad religion profile. Search by venue or by event or by category belowAny.  
     http://www.bbc.co.uk/bristol/content/gigs/2004/04/badreligion/bad.shtml
     
     Extractions: BBC Bristol website reporter "What's the weather like there?" "It's absolutely gorgeous," Bad Religion's Jay Bentley told me on the phone from Los Angeles. Jay (far left) is looking forward to the UK leg of the band's tour Jealous? Me? Well it was heading for 20-degrees in Bristol. Who would want to be in the 32-degree smog heat of LA? Who am I kidding ... "Wish I was there," I said over the transatlantic phone lines. Which was strange, because Jay wished he was here. Ahead of their UK tour, which will take in Bristol, he said: "I always have a great time in England.

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