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Religion Key:  = Misenheimer Print
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Online (Internet Resource)* Library-provided resources require your password for off-campus access Getting Started/Reference Sources Anchor Bible Dictionary,
REF BS440.A54 1992ARDA: The
Association of Religion Data Archives: Excellent
source of statistics/quantitative data on religion. Encyclopaedia Judaica, REF DS102.8.C496 Encyclopedia
of
Islam
and
the
Muslim
World via Gale Virtual Reference Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics, REF
BL31.E44 Encyclopedia of New Religious Movements,
REF BL98.E53 2005 Encyclopedia of Protestantism, REF
BX4811.3.E53 2004 Encyclopedia
of
Religion, REF BL31.E46 Encyclopedia
of Religion via Gale Virtual Reference Encyclopedia
of Science and Religion via Gale Virtual Reference Evangelical Dictionary of World Missions,
REF BV2020.E92 2000 Handbook of Denominations in
the United States, REF BL2525.M425 1995 Harper
Collins Dictionary of Religion, REF BL31.H37 1995 Introduction to New and
Alternative Religions in America, REF BL2525.I58
2006 New Interpreter’s Bible,
BS491.2.N484 1994– multi-volume edition of the Bible with
interpretation of each passage New Interpreter's Dictionary of the Bible,
REF BS440.N443 2006 New Catholic Encyclopedia, REF BX841.N44
1967 Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern Islamic World,
REF DS35.53 O95 2001 World Christian Encyclopedia, REF
BR157.W67 2001 Worldmark Encylopedia of Religious Practices,
REF BL80.3.W67 2006More dictionaries and encyclopedias related to these subjects are available in the Misenheimer reference room and the Charlotte library. This includes many Bible dictionaries, commentaries, etc. Journal Articles ProQuest
Religion Database: Journals covering religious affairs
and religious thinking, most full textYou can find out if we have a particular journal, and if so where to find it, using Find a Journal. You can request articles in journals we don't own via interlibrary loan. Books Pfeiffer's
Catalog (no password needed). Books and e-books in
both libraries. Psychology books usually have call numbers
beginning with BF and are located on the 2nd stack level in
Misenheimer. Those that are more psychiatry-related will
have call numbers beginning with R and are located on the
4th level. Misenheimer books can be sent to Charlotte and
vice-versa.Bible Gateway:
Multiple versions/translations of the Bible, commentaries,
studies, audio Bibles, and more.Christian Classics Ethereal
Library: A huge library of online texts from the
Christian tradition.Religion-Online:
Over 1500 Christian theological classic texts. WorldCat:
A database of books in libraries everywhere. You can request
books we don't own via interlibrary
loan.
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