WEBSITES OF INTEREST FOR STUDENTS AND SCHOLARS OF RELIGION IN ANTIQUITY

• Why Study Religion?

BIBLE AND RESOURCES FOR TEXTUAL STUDY

• Bible Odyssey

• Hebrew-English Bible

• Duke Papyri Archive

• Digital Collections, Vatican Library

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES FOR THE STUDY OF JUDAICA AND CHRISTIANITY IN ANTIQUITY

• 4 Enoch

• Etana (Electronic Tools and Ancient Near Eastern Archives) and Abzu

• T. Seland’s Resource Pages for Biblical Studies

• The Orion Center for the Study of the Dead Sea Scrolls and Related Literature

• The Online Critical Pseudepigrapha

• Philo of Alexandria, Resource Page

• Nag Hammadi Library

• Talmud: General Information

• Musei Vaticani

• Jewish Roots of Eastern Christian Mysticism

• Princeton’s Index of Medieval Art

• Gallery of Art

BLOGS

• ASOR Blog

• Mark Goodacre’s NT Blog

• April DeConick’s Forbidden Gospels Blog

• James Davila’s PaleoJudaica Blog

• Tony Burke’s Apocryphicity: Christian Apocrypha Blog

IN ADDITION TO BEING A LOVELY, HOSPITABLE CITY, AUSTIN OFFERS IMPORTANT CENTERS FOR THE STUDY OF RELIGION:

• Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary

• Seminary of the Southwest

• University of Texas at Austin

AND FOR INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE AND SPIRITUAL GROWTH

• Interfaith Action of Central Texas (iACT)