Links

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Finding God in Cyberspace: A site by John Gresham, Ph.D. which is "of interest to religious-studies scholars and students of religion." An intriguing look into learning about various theories of religion for both academics and laypeople, it includes articles on the major religions, links to pertinent sites, and basic information on such related disciplines as archaeology and church history. It also has a late-20th-century twist: a section that explores the intersection between religion and cyberspace. (http://facultyweb.fontbonne.edu/~jgresham/fgic/contents.htm). Also see above links.

Christianity Online: Has more than 150,000 members. They use this hub to pray together, play together, buy Bibles, and surf Jesus sites. (www.christianity.net). Also see above links.

Zipple.com is a temple of Judaica, with chats like the Big Schmooze and Rabbi Rap, and links to things like Hanukkah and kosher recipes. (www.zipple.com). Also see above links.

IslamiCity: Muslims can listen in on RealAudio prayer and learn the meaning of a Muslim name. (www.islam.org). Also see above links.

The Hindu Universe has an "ashrams-to-Vedas" directory of links, plus a special Hindu Kids Universe. (www.hindunet.org & www.dharmanet.org). Also see above links.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints: www.ldstoday.com Also see above links.

Zen Also see above additional links.

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