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Disclaimer: All the information displayed below is taken from postings and notes I have run across on the Web and Usenet. I cannot and would not try to vouch for the veracity, truthfulness, or usefulness of most of the sites listed below (there are some exceptions, but I won't say which ones). Use and peruse them at your own risk.

New stuff

The Bible is on-line at multiple places:

The Beginning of Knowledge is an on-line religious E-zine.

Mark Copeland's Executable Outlines Series is a free collection of Bible study guides and sermon outlines originally presented in an executable file with search, print, and save to file features.

Carl W. Kalbfleisch's Christian Resource Page

The huge Christian Resources on the Internet list is broken down into three sections:

Christian Resource List

James Dobson's Focus on the Family

Two good sources of information on the "International Church of Christ" (formerly and sometimes known as the "Boston Movement") are Rick Ross' page, and the excellent Reveal.org site. Reveal.org is a non-profit organization of former members of the ICC, which provides information and counseling on leaving the ICC.

The Pitts Theology Library home page provides links to internet resources for the study of religion and Christian ministry.

Catholic Resources

While the Arizona Secular Humanists, Inc would probably deny it, theirs is a form of religion not unlike more traditional ones. At any rate, I'm sure this site will be of interest to some people interested in religion, for whatever reason.

The Quran is on-line for your perusal.

Buddhism on the Web

Christian Resources Online

Judaism On-line

The I Ching can be cast for you here.

Anglicans Online

Information on the Latter Day Saints can be found at the LDS Information Resource page.

The Orthodox Christianity Page

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