Subject Guide - Religious Studies
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RPCC Library Online Resources
- Gale Ebooks: Reference sources for just about any research topic.
- Films On Demand: Philosophy & Religion
- Philosophy of Religion
- Religion & Spirituality, including History of Religion, Religion & Society, etc.
- World Religions
- JSTOR - The Scholarly Archive: Articles from scholarly journals in the arts and humanities, etc.
- MasterFILE Complete: Offers full-text articles from magazines, journals, reference books, biographies, and primary sources.
- Oxford Reference - Religion: Find reference sources on various religions and religious topics.
- Religion and Philosophy Collection: Covers over 300 journals on religious history, theology, and philosophy
Where to Look!
- BL – Religions. Mythology.
- BM – Judaism.
- BP – Islam.
- BQ – Buddhism.
- BR – Christianity.
- BS – The Bible.
- BX – Christian Denominations.
Online Resources
- ARDA: The Association of Religion Data Archives - Provides U. S. religion demographics plus interactive maps.
- BBC: Religions, this archived page from the BBC: Religion & Ethics provides background information on numerous religions and religious beliefs.
- The Bible, on Bartleby.com: Great Books Online, offers the American Bible Society’s KJV, 1999 edition with full-text searching, tables of contents and a quick verse finder, in addition to other related resources.
- Hartford Institute for Religion Research provides information on religions and religious life in the U.S. and includes its Encyclopedia of Religion and Society.
- LGBTQ Religious Archives Network: An initiative which preserves history and encourages scholarly study of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) religious movements around the world.
- Pew Research Center - Religion: Find nonpartisan information on religion and religious issues.
- PRRI (Public Religion Research Institute) is a "nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to conducting independent research at the intersection of religion, culture, and public policy."