61. World Religions Christians possess. All about major world religions and their relationshipto Christianity. world religions Guide picks. Warning! Don't http://christianity.about.com/cs/worldreligions/

zfp=-1 About Christianity - General Search in this topic on About on the Web in Products Web Hosting Christianity - General with Charles Henderson Your Guide to one of hundreds of sites Home Articles Forums ... Help zmhp('style="color:#fff"') Subjects ESSENTIALS The Latest Movies With Spiritual Substance Sermons For Every Season ... All articles on this topic Stay up-to-date! Subscribe to our newsletter. Advertising Free Credit Report Free Psychics Advertisement World Religions Guide picks Warning! Don't enter here if you think genuine faith is something that only Christians possess. All about major world religions and their relationship to Christianity. Christanity Among the Religions of the World Must Christians Target Jews? Center for the Study of Religion at UCLA This web site includes information about the Center as well as current or recent conferences and other special events. While the website needs to be updated on a more regular basis, the information about UCLS's excellent interdisciplinary program is most welcome. Chinese University of Hong Kong: Research Institute for the Humanities Massive collection of philosophy and world religion resources; a well designed set of pages with links to study materials covering religion in particular and the humanities in general. Advanced HTML features. CrossCurrents World Religion Resources An excellent set of links maintained by the by the staff of CrossCurrents, a global network of people interested in the creative animating major world religions.

62. Timeline Of World Religions: Eastern Timeline of world religions Easten. br Development and comparison Timelineof world religions Eastern. Sources The World Almanac http://chaos1.hypermart.net/wre/

Timeline of World Religions: Eastern Sources: The World Almanac Encyclopedia Britannica , 15 ed. 1993; The World's Religions , Smart, 1998; Illustrated Guide to World Religions , Coogan, 1998; World Religions from Ancient History to the Present , Parrinder, 1985 ISBN 1-928860-22-2 TWRE 1 Back to Main Page Order Information www.parthenongraphics.com Parthenon graphics

63. Bodhicitta Offers sutras, commentaries, essays on compassion in world religions, and indepth articles on the faith. http://www.bodhicitta.net/

Home Bodhicitta Teachings Buddhist Teachings World Religions ... About this site BODHICITTA.NET This Site is Dedicated to the Development of Compassion, Universal Responsibility and Full Enlightenment "Great compassion penetrates into the marrow of the bone." Nagarjuna Shantidevas' Bodhisattva Vows Giving Iraq Global Mistrust If you think this site is of benefit to people please put a link to it on your site. DEVELOPING COMPASSION IN THE WORLD

64. Timeline Of World Religions: Western Timeline of world religions Western. br Development and comparisonof major western religions Christianity, Judaism, Islam. http://chaos1.hypermart.net/wrw/

Timeline of World Religions: Western Back to Main Page Order Information www.parthenongraphics.com Parthenon graphics, Sources: The World Almanac Encyclopedia Britannica , 15 ed. 1993; The World's Religions , Smart, 1998; Illustrated Guide to World Religions , Coogan, 1998; World Religions from Ancient History to the Present , Parrinder, 1985 ISBN 1-928860-23-0 TWRW 1

65. A To Z World Religions world religions portal Chistianity, the Islam, Judaism, Taoism, Buddhism, Shintoism,Humanism, Sikhism, Pagan, Anglicanism, Protestantism, Lutheranism http://www.histoportal.com/religion.html

World Religions - Islam: Islam startpage Al-Islam Answering Islam the Five Pillars ... Women in Islam - Muslim History: Introduction Brief chronology Early Islam Islamic history ... World of Islam - Humanism: Christian Humanism Humanism Online Religious Humanism Renaissance Humanism ... What is Humanism? - Sikhism: Gateway to Sikhism Gurudwara Historical Gurdwaras Khalsanetic encycl. ... Intr. to Sikhism, book - Shamanism: Celtic Shamanism Celtic Shaman society Mongolian shamanism Native American ... Shamanic Ecstacy - Paganism: Pagan Directory Celtic Paganism Celtic spirituality Druidism ... Slavin Pagan beliefs - Christianity: Adult Christianity Christian dictionary Christian connection Christian library ... Internet Resources - Christian history: Christianity in China Christianity in Egypt Chris. in Korea Church history ... the Mormon church - Protestantism: Church history an Introduction (her) Orthodoxy Protestantism index - Anglicanism: Anglicanism index Anglican library Anglocatholic Central Orthodox Anglican - Lutheranism: Confessional Lutheran Easter sermons the Lutheran church Lutheran ... Lutheranism history - Jehova's witnesses: Answering Jehova's witness index Official site Questions ... the Witness link - Scientology: Scientology homepage Scientology info What is Scientology?

66. Institute For Missions And Evangelism Evangelism Page 228. Resources. world religions. Virtual Religious IndexTexts for world religions. Sacred Texts. Communicating Christ in http://www.bible.acu.edu/missions/page.asp?ID=228

67. Reformed Druids Of North America Homepage The RDNA is a laidback group of Druids who simply explore the mysteries of the Earth, investigate world religions, and maintain a neo-pagan academic research resource site. Ancestral group of Ar nDraoicht Fein and Henge of Keltria, and much more lazy. http://www.geocities.com/mikerdna/

The Reformed Druids of North America A non-prophet organization since 1963 This is the start of year 40! Also home to Druid Archives and the Academic Neopagan Research Center ... and stuff ! Note that this is a personal homepage, and not representative of all member's views. Read discerningly. History of the Druid Sigil Information about the RDNA FAQ on RDNA Quick Statistics about the RDNA Our simple Two Basic Tenets Less is More: What we don't do. Where are the RDNA groves? How to start a new grove in RDNA. Fallen Leaves: A memorial to the deceased. May and June 2003! Prepare for the 40th Anniversary Reunion March 14th, 2003 Updated Info Seeking the RDNA? Want to join the "Simple mailing list?" (5 mail/month) Then, write to us! Public Services by the RDNA (Free, of course) Our Free On-line Magazine New Spring Equinox Issue! March 17th, 2003. 8 times a year. This Issue's Highlights Equinox Essay News of the Groves News Bulletin! Baby Blessing Druid Ritual Differences Cymru World Tree Subat Ollobo!/Gallic Greetings A Reformed Druid Anthology, Second Edition

68. Lane Community College Library - World Religions Site Sciences Dept. Lane Community College world religions Site Click belowfor access to internet information on each of these subjects http://www.lanecc.edu/library/faith.htm

Clif Trolin's Classes Library Main Page Social Sciences Dept. Lane Community College World Religions Site Click below for access to internet information on each of these subjects... Buddhism Christianity Confucianism Hinduism Islam Judaism Shinto Taoism General resources on religion Atheism Baha'i Faith Buddhism ... Zoroastrianism This site provides access to resources on the internet on the religions of the world. Each link leads to an internet list of resources which have been checked for relevance and quality of information. The site has been constructed for use in conjunction with the following LCC classes: Religion 201: religions of India Religion 202: religions of China and Japan Religion 203: religions of the Near East These courses are taught by Clif Trolin . For further information on these classes, contact Prof. Trolin . For questions about the World Religions site, contact Don Macnaughtan. The site is a joint project by Clif and Don as part of Lane Community College's Strategic Learning Initiative. Cybercitations - how to cite sources from the internet How we define "religion" for this site Ways of approaching God...a guide to the "isms" of religion

69. World Religions And 101 Cults and commentary of world religions and 101 cults, sects, theoccult, freemasonry, new age, with art gallery. world religions...... http://religion-cults.com/

World Religions and Cults Sects , Denominations J. Domínguez, M.D. Description and Personal Commentary of Religions, The Occult, Freemasonry, New Age FBOs, Mind Sciences, Ku Klux Klan Western: Judaism Islam Christianity ... Europe Greeks, Romans, Witchcraft America North and South American Indians Africa Voodoo, Santeria, Egyptians.... Asia Hindus, Babylon Oceania Totemism, Maoris Art Gallery Esoteric Mind Sciences, UFOs, Silva Method, Gurdjieff- Ouspensky, Atheism... Overview of Religions Membership - Chronology - Religions, Sects, Cults... Larger Picture Bibles in English and other languages - Quran , Hadith, Sunnah Vedas Scriptures Full text and word search for the Bible, Koran, Apocrypha, , Bhagavad-Gita, Tao Te Chung, Upanishads, Buddha Sermon, Yoga Sutras, Book of Mormon, Book of Common Prayer... RELIGIONS ART GALLERY Bible Art Gallery Art Gallery of Lent, Passion, Resurrection, Ascension 911: War on Iraq ... Bible Commentary Book by Book, and by Themes Clergy Scandals Search Engines - Submit Free Author's Biography : One World Religion - Ecumenism - Religions Tolerance- The Authentic Religion Antichrist - Second Coming of Christ - End of the World - Armageddon - Rapture - Last Judgment "Salvation" by faith?... by works?... can a Jew or a Hindu go to Heaven?

70. Answers To Tough Questions: World Religions Answers To Tough Questions world religions Buddhism; Cults; Islam; Mary, MotherOf Jesus; NewAge Movement; Pagan Sacrifices; Understanding Religion; Witchcraft. http://www.gospelcom.net/rbc/questions/topics.php?catagory=religion

71. University Of Bridgeport The Program in world religions at the University of Bridgeport grants the B.A. in world religions. The study is nonsectarian and publicly inclined. All the major religions of the world are given attention. http://homepages.msn.com/librarylawn/profstephenhealey/index.html

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72. Christian Missions: World Religions Course Resources Materials and resources for course in world religions taught at Southern NazareneUniversity. world religions. Links to world religions resources on the Internet. http://home.snu.edu/~hculbert.fs/worldrel.htm

World Religions Tempted to cheat on some schoolwork? Before you do, read SNU's academic integrity policy Drop me a note What's new? Professor/student contract ... Link to me Some links on this page require Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click here to download. This Southern Nazarene University course deals with the beliefs and practices of the religions (other than Christianity) of our world. It is similar to those courses sometimes titled Comparative Religions. This course will give students an understanding of religions such as Animism (including Wiccan), Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and others. During the semester, we will utilize not only written materials and lectures by the professor, but also videos and appearances by guest speakers from those religions. Fortunately, for the purposes of this course, we have some great resources in the Oklahoma City area: Vien Giac Buddhist Temple, 5101 NE 36th (405) 424-0264 Baha'i Faith, 1201 S Blackwelder Hindu Temple, 7200 N Coltrane (405) 478-0787 Newspaper story Islamic mosques Masjid Al-Salam, 525 N University Drive, Edmond

73. Sociology Of World Religions: Introduction Sociology of the world religions Introduction by Max Weber By 'world religions,'we understand the five religions or religiously determined systems of life http://www.ne.jp/asahi/moriyuki/abukuma/weber/world/intro/world_intro_frame.html

"Sociology of the World Religions: Introduction" by Max Weber By 'world religions,' we understand the five religions or religiously determined systems of life-regulation which have known how to gather multitudes of confessors around them. The term is used here in a completely value-neutral sense. The Confucian, Hinduist, Buddhist, Christian, and Islamist religious ethics all belong to the category of world religion. A sixth religion, Judaism, will also be dealt with. It is included because it contains historical preconditions decisive for understanding Christianity and Islamism, and because of its historic and autonomous significance for the development of the modern economic ethic of the Occidenta significance, partly real and partly alleged, which has been discussed several times recently. References to other religions will be made only when they are indispensable for historical connections.

74. Sociology Of The World Religions: Introduction Sociology of the world religions Introduction. Max Weber. By 'world religions,'we understand the five religions or religiously determined http://www.ne.jp/asahi/moriyuki/abukuma/weber/world/intro/world_intro.html

Sociology of the World Religions: Introduction Max Weber By 'world religions,' we understand the five religions or religiously determined systems of life-regulation which have known how to gather multitudes of confessors around them. The term is used here in a completely value-neutral sense. The Confucian, Hinduist, Buddhist, Christian, and Islamist religious ethics all belong to the category of world religion. A sixth religion, Judaism, will also be dealt with. It is included because it contains historical preconditions decisive for understanding Christianity and Islamism, and because of its historic and autonomous significance for the development of the modern economic ethic of the Occidenta significance, partly real and partly alleged, which has been discussed several times recently. References to other religions will be made only when they are indispensable for historical connections. What is meant by the 'economic ethic' of a religion will become increasingly clear during the course of our presentation. This term does not bring into focus the ethical theories of theological compendia; for however important such compendia may be under certain circumstances, they merely serve as tools of knowledge. The term 'economic ethic' points to the practical impulses for action which are founded in the psychological and pragmatic contexts of religions. The following presentation may be sketchy, but it will make obvious how complicated the structures and how many-sided the conditions of a concrete economic ethic usually are. Furthermore, it will show that externally similar forms of economic organization may agree with very different economic ethics

75. World Religions (title Page) world religions. Buddhism, Confucionism, Other Religions. home page world religions area studies intro to culture previous next . http://wrc.lingnet.org/rel.htm

World Religions Buddhism Confucionism Christianity Hinduism ... Judism Shintoism Shikism Taoism Other Religions home page world religions area studies intro to culture

76. Religion & World Religions Web Sites Young Adults Program Interfaith Links Religion Link, Religion world religions WebSites Internet Sites for Comparative Religious Studies and world religions. http://www.nain.org/links/religion.htm

NAINet NORTH AMERICAN INTERFAITH NETWORK NAINet's CHAT ROOM CLICK ON THE LINK ABOVE: Enter a Nickname and click connect. (no email necessary) Please wait, It may take a while to load Home Page Table of Contents Join NAIN Library ... Religion Link Web Sites Internet Sites for Comparative Religious Studies and World Religions. Compiled by James T. Cloud, Editor, The Sacred Books Library (CD-ROM) and Director of the Multifaith Institute. General and Academic Sites Sites by Religion African Religions Baha'i Faith ... Zoroastrianism General and Academic Sites Academic Info http://www.academicinfo.net/religindex.html An annotated directory of internet resources, including links, for the academic study of religion. American Academy of Religion http://www.aarweb.org

77. Ohio State University Pagan Student Association The Pagan Student Association is a nonprofit organization of Ohio State University undergraduate and graduate students who meet in order to discuss various Pagan religions, other world religions, and issues affecting the local, national and global Pagan community in an open and academic setting. http://www.osu.edu/students/pagansa/

The Ohio State University Pagan Student Association If you are just surfing looking for links to Columbus's Pagan area, here they are For the PSA Recommended Readings List, here they are The Pagan Student Association (or PSA) is a non-profit organization of Ohio State University undergraduate and graduate students who meet in order to discuss various Pagan religions, other world religions, and issues affecting the local, national and global Pagan community in an open and academic setting. The official purpose of the Pagan Student Association is: "To provide pagan students and students interested in alternative religions a forum for discussing and learning as well as a social atmosphere." The members of PSA include students from various Pagan paths as well as students of other religions. The onlyrequirement for membership is an open mind. Because of our diverse backgrounds, we form a stronger group since each student brings his or her own unique skills and knowledge to share with the group. Although we do have the pleasure of having speakers from the local Pagan community give presentations and workshops, most of the teaching in PSA is done by the members. PSA holds weekly meetings on Tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. in Suite FG on the third floor of the Ohio Union. Typical weekly meetings include a wide range of topics from "Coming out of the Broom-closet" discussions, lessons in Gaelic, meditation workshops, and workshops on divination (Tarot cards, Runes, etc.). In addition to these weekly meetings, PSA holds several celebrations to coincide with Pagan holidays. These celebrations include music, dancing, food, story-telling, plays, simple meditations, and just plain fun.

78. Religion Resources world religions. http://adaniel.tripod.com/Associated/religionresources.htm

Subjects associated with India Astrology Bollywood etc. Cricket ... Yoga World religions How do dictionaries explain Buddhism Christianity Confucianism Deism ... Zoroastrianism For Christianity in India click here For Islam in India click here For Buddhism in India click here Hinduism - An introduction to Hinduism. Who are the Sikhs For Jews in India click here Jainism - An introduction to Jainism. For Zoroastrianism in India click here Arrival of Non-Indian religions into India. - India, well known as the land of spirituality and philosophy, was the birthplace of Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism among other religions. Along with the religions that developed in India, there are also followers of religions of non- Indian origins. Among these religions are Islam, Christianity, Zoroastrianism, Bahaism and Judaism. Religion Magazines © Aharon Daniel

79. Hindu Devotional Groups The history, doctrine, symbols, adherents and organizations of Hindu devotional, ritual and ascetic sects. Part of the project for an overview of world religions, of the department of Religion and Ethics at St. Martin's College, UK. http://philtar.ucsm.ac.uk/encyclopedia/hindu/devot/

80. Mr. Heitmann's World Religions Page 2002-2003 THE world religions PAGE. RELIGIONS HAVE SHAPED THE WORLD IN WHICH WE LIVE.SELECT FROM THE LINKS BELOW TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ISSUES OF PURE FAITH. http://members.aol.com/Momosarebad/thentherewaslight.html

THE WORLD RELIGIONS PAGE RELIGIONS HAVE SHAPED THE WORLD IN WHICH WE LIVE. SELECT FROM THE LINKS BELOW TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ISSUES OF PURE FAITH BUDDHISM CHRISTIANITY CONFUCIANISM HINDU ... TAOIST BUDDHISM Sidhartha Gautama, the Buddha: Sidhartha was born a prince (563 B.C.; Kapilavastu, India) into the Gautama family of the Shakaya clan. He lived a luxurious life and the best education that his father's wealth could provide, but his father also sheltered him from the hardships of life. He married a woman named Yashodhara and they lived in his father's house. Then, during one of his few excursions from the protection of his father's palace, Sidhartha saw three things which opened the harsh realities of life to him. He saw an old man, suffering from the frailties of age. He saw a sick man, suffering from disease. He also saw a dead man, which shocked him greatly. He finally realized that the infirmities of old age, and the pain of sickness and death cause suffering that he had never experienced. This revelation caused him to begin a search for truth that drastically changed his life, and the lives of many around him.. At the age of thirty-five, on the night of the full moon, Sidhartha reached enlightenment and became an "enlightened one"a Buddha (c. 528 B.C.) He had at last discovered the truth he had sought, and he immediately shared it with five ascetics who had practiced near with him.

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