Searchable databases providing access to various versions of the Bible, including the King James Version, Revised Standard Version, Darby Version, and Young's Literal Translation. There are also links to German, Swedish, Latin and French language editions.

Classic Christian texts in electronic format (some downloadable, some audio MP3 files, and some streaming).

Exhibition site of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Includes commentary about the background of the Scrolls and their discovery.

English translations drawn from the 38-volume Edinborough edition. Includes Alexander, Ambrose, Anatolius, Apocalyses, and Aprocrypha, among other early writings.

Provides links to sites offering text of early writings in categories that include New Testament Canonical, Apostolic Fathers, Patristic Texts, Creeds and Canons, and Later Text.

With a goal of networking and understanding among different faith groups, NAIN is also home to Religion Online, a growing digital library of more than 1,500 English-language Christian theological classics and contemporary works, including essays, monographs, chapters and speeches.

Full text made available from the New Advent website. Based on 1947 translation by the Fathers of the English Dominican Province.

The American Philosophical Association's homepage, providing information about membership, events, publications of the APA.

A Buddhist information and educaiton network, the aim of which is to create a community of Buddhists in the English-speaking world. It provides Buddhists from all traditions with tools to help them develop their practice.

Offers basic information on around 40 different religions, faith groups, and ethical systems.

A thorough, reliable, easily usable collection of information about the Holocaust and its effects. Hosted by the U.S Holocaust Memorial Museum.

This site provides comprehensive coverage of all apsects of Islam, including history, basic tenets, social and legal systems, and arts and culture. Color photographs and pertinent Arabic/Enlish quotes from the Qur'an are included. Hosted by the Middle East Institute.

The Museum of Jewish Heritage maintains a collection of images, artifacts and documents relating to the Holocaust and Jewish history.

Designed and maintained by Danne Polk (Villanova). A meta-index of Internet philosophy resources categorized by history, subject, and author. Predominantly concerned with Western philosophy.

PHILWEB offers a wealth of information on 15 branches of philosophy. It covers 21 methodologies,and hundreds of philosophers. Primary and secondary works, Web portals, and syllabi are included.

Links to indexes, documents, homepages, Web resources, scholarly societies in all areas of religion. Sponsered by Rutgers University. Available in frames and non frames version.