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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
Historical
Dictionary of World Methodism, REF
BX8211.H57 2005 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: Journals covering religious affairs and
religious thinking,
most full text Academic
Search
Complete: Interdisciplinary index to journals, 8500
full
text, majority are scholarlyYou can find out if we have a particular journal, and if so where to find it, using Journal Finder. 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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