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The Wabash Center Guide to Internet Resources for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion is a selective, annotated guide to a wide variety of electronic resources of interest to those who are teaching or studying religion and theology at the undergraduate or graduate level. The Guide is organized into three distinct browsing lists: Subject Headings including various aspects of religion, distinct religious traditions, and religions organized by geographic area; Personal Headings listing significant theologians and philosophers, both in alphabetical and chronological order; Material Types organizing the websites into carefully parsed “genres:” e.g., images, listserv discussion groups, official web pages of religious bodies, etc. Most websites are classified under several categories. Browse by clicking on one of these topics, and the results screen will list all the sites in that category with a brief annotation, a listing of all the topics under which it is located, and a classification of the site into one of these 6 types of materials: 
syllabi 
electronic texts 
electronic journals
images
bibliographies
other websites Search within results by typing key terms into the search box at the top of the results page. You may also limit your results by one of the 6 types of materials listed above. Top Site marks the sites which the Guide’s maintainer considers to be better than average, in terms of resources that are useful for teaching and learning in theology and religion. Those sites that do not have this mark are still of good quality, or they would not have been listed. The Top Site designation serves as a further step of quality control, to lead those who are pressed for time to the best resources as quickly as possible. Criteria for Selecting Sites:
Disclaimer: The presence of a link within this Guide does not imply an endorsement of the contents of that site by the Wabash Center or the maintainer of this Guide. The contents of some sites may offend the religious feelings of some people. The possibility that a site may cause offense is not one of the criteria that are used for placing or not placing links on any particular page within this Guide.  Suggest A Link
If you are responsible for maintaining a site linked to here and would like to report a change, click on "Suggest a Link" on any page in the Guide. This guide is created and maintained by: Charles Bellinger (M.S.L.S. University of Illinois, Ph.D. University of Virginia), Theological Librarian and Associate Professor of Theology and Ethics at Brite Divinity School in Fort Worth, Texas. Dr. Bellinger does not have time to assist people with homework assignments. Funding from the Lilly Endowment has made this project possible. This guide is a service to the academic community provided by the Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and Religion, Nadine Pence, Director: WabashCenter@Wabash.edu Further information on the creation of this guide: Charles Bellinger. "The Creation of the Wabash Center Internet Guide." Journal of Religious and Theological Information 3/3-4 (2001): 87-96. Published simultaneously in Theological Librarians and the Internet: Implications for Practice, edited by Mark Stover, 87-96. New York: Haworth Press, 2001. |
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