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There is great satisfaction in studying religion, whether or not one is religious. In this section I have gathered links pertaining to the study of religion, especially from a broad perspective.
Anglican Theology , Other Theology Sites , Philosophy of Religion, Christology and more.......
Anglican Theology , Other Theology Sites , Philosophy of Religion, Christology and more.......
- Anglican and Roman Catholic International Commission
- A parish priest in the Anglican Church of Canada has scanned in several key documents that have issued from ARCIC through the years, including the Canterbury Statement (1973) and the Venice Statement (1976). The Gift of Authority, the newest (1998) document, is online as well, on the Anglican Communion website.
- The Anglican Communion and the Roman Catholic Church: What are the differences?
- Answer to the Apostolic Letter of Pope Leo XIII on English Ordinations
- Many will be familiar with the fact that the Roman Catholic Church rejected the validity of Anglican Holy Orders in 1896. The formal response, in Latin ('Saepius Officio'), of the bishops of the Anglican Communion has been difficult to find in a complete translation until now.
- Association of British Theological and Philosophical Libraries
- A helpful roster of theological collections in the United Kingdom.
- Baptismal Integrity
- The webmaster of this site in England writes: 'As far as we know the only site dedicated to baptismal theology and practice'.
- A Contemporary Version of the 39 Articles of Religion
- From an English Prayer Book with permission from the Church Society.
- The Catholic Diocese of the Old Catholics in Germany (in full communion with the See of Canterbury)
- This comprehensive site is mostly in German, with a few pages in English.
- Did Christ rule out women priests?
- An interesting essay by a Roman Catholic theologian, John Wijngaards. His last paragraph begins with these words: 'I took up the study of women and the priesthood in 1975 almost by accident. Then, when Rome issued its declaration I felt it to be my duty as a theologian to challenge it, for the sake of truth'.
- The Christaquarians
- Is there a movement of New Age Christians? Who are the Christaquarians? What do they believe? Do they really exist? This site features scholarly resources for and on New Age Christianity, including the full text of a doctoral thesis by Daren Kemp, an MTh dissertation by Gillian Paschkes-Bell, and papers by Fr Diarmuid O'Murchu and Janice Dolley.
- Computer-Assisted Theology
- This site lists Internet resources for the teaching and study of theology.
- EasyEnglish Info
- The Wycliffe Associates (UK) developed EasyEnglish, a simplified English vocabulary with limited but correct grammatical structures in order to make the Bible, Bible commentaries, and other materials available to those just learning English or for those who already have a limited mastery.
- Fellowship of Word and Spirit
- A group 'committed to the propagation, application, and discussion of reformed theology to address our contemporary world'.
- The Future of Catholic Anglicanism.
- Transcript of a major address by the Most Rev Dr Keith Rayner, Archbishop of Melbourne and Primate of Australia, given at St Peter's, Eastern Hill, Melbourne on 14 July 1999 on the anniversary of John Keble's Assize Sermon (14 July 1833)..
- The Holy Spirit and Christian Spirituality 'resource for spirituality and faith'
- The Institute of Early Christianity
- 'Formed in 1998 with the forward-looking goal of shaping a global movement of individuals who share an interest in early Christian literature. The vision of this effort is to engage participants without regard for denominational affiliation or faith perspective, in the belief that discovering the early and divergent views of the first people of faith, is a worthy end in itself'. Offers a certificate programme and various courses, as well as an annual conference. The institute is based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
- Inter Faith Marriage Network
- Sponsored by Churches Together in Britain and Ireland, Inter Faith Marriages 'brings together in a single site the latest information, resources and a wide range of insight and opinion from people with personal experience of inter faith marriage in Britain.' They also have a discussion forum that seems just to be getting started. [Relevant beyoun the UK.]
- Jewish Roots of Eastern Christian Mysticism
- 'An interdisciplinary seminar on the Jewish Roots of Eastern Christian Mysticism, designed as an internet version of an ongoing research seminar of the graduate students and scholars at the department of theology of Marquette University (Milwaukee, USA). The site explores the influence of Jewish Pseudepigrapha and Merkabah mysticism on Eastern Orthodox authors'.
- Kesler Circulating Library
- Vanderbilt University Divinity Library offers services by postal mail.
- Latin: QuickLatin
- Latin to English translation assistant. A shareware programme, 'which helps you translate Latin into English. At the moment it does not do English into Latin. It has dictionary and parsing capabilities, plus some sentence-handling abilities'. The web site is concise and helpful, but alas the programme is only for computers running Windows.
- Living Belief
- The University of Exeter, UK, has developed an online Certificate in Theology in taught by faculty from their Theology department. The two-year Certificate is open to anybody, and is equivalent to the first year of a three-year Theology degree.
- Lutheran Church in Austria (Evangelische Kirche in Österreich)
- The site is in both English and German and is a comprehensive overview of the people and parishes that make up this substantial denomination in Austria.
- N.T. Wright Page
- This unofficial website dedicated to the Bishop of Durham includes sermons, lectures, articles and downloads.
- The Network for Inter Faith Concerns within the Anglican Communion (NIFCON)
- Despite its oddly militaristic-sounding acronym, the site is an official 'network' of the Anglican Communion. What exactly is it? From the site: 'NIFCON was founded in 1993, with discussions taking place from 23rd January 1992 onwards. Its beginnings are very much related to Lambeth 1988, when the Inter Faith area was present for the first time in a substantive if limited way. Resolution 20 of that conference affirmed the principles of dialogue which originated in the World Council of Churches, and went on to assert: "Acknowledging that such dialogue, which is not a substitute for evangelism, may well be a contribution in helping people of different faiths to make common cause in resolving issues of peace making, social justice and religious liberty, we further commend each Province to initiate such dialogue in partnership with other Christian churches where appropriate"'.
- Pain and Integrity: reform from within
- An essay by Andrew Furlong, Dean of Clonmacnoise, Dioceses of Meath and Kildareabout, about the tensions between the academy and the church, when the pursuit of truth is taken from the academy to the church'.
- Philosophy and Religion
- 'Includes subsites on Episcopal Liturgy, Episcopal Beliefs, Constructive Criticisms and Commentaries on the Institutional Church, the entire "The Diaconate Now," writings of Episcopal philosophers of religion Cherbonnier and Kirkpatrick, Commentary on the Prayer Book Catechism, sermons given in Episcopal churches, "Worship Notes" used in a parish Sunday leaflet, and more; edited by Canon Richard T. Nolan'.
- 'A Portrait of Jesus: From Galilean Jew to the Face of God'
- 'The Christian faith is a historical faith which emerged from a historical person: Jesus of Nazareth. History has always informed the Christian faith—creeds, councils, and developing traditions over the centuries have led to present day belief systems. This study takes a step further back in history to learn more about the historical Jesus'. The site is based on the work of Marcus Borg, 'scholar, Christian, and author, who uses the terms "pre-Easter Jesus" to talk about the Jesus of history and "post-Easter Jesus" to talk about the Christ of faith'.
- The Porvoo Churches; The Porvoo Agreement
- A comprehensive site (in English) sponsored by the Church of Sweden. It includes the complete text of the Porvoo Agreement in six languages (English, French, Finnish, German, Swedish, and Estonian).
- 'Pour être bon catholique, j'ai dû quitter l'Eglise de Rome'.
- Essay in French (Essai en Français) by/par Le RP Pierre Welté Whalon.
- Prayer in Cyberspace?
- 'A study of Christian Spirituality on the internet. This site uses the confessions of St Augustine to explore the authenticity of intercessory prayer on the internet.'
- Priests for Life
- A 'pro-life' web site under the auspices of the Roman Catholic Church, which 'provides disciples of Christ in all denominations with some of the latest information they need to effectively deal with the issues of abortion and euthanasia'.
- Project Canterbury
- An effort to make texts of the Oxford Movement and classical Anglicanism available online. Updates are made at least weekly to the content and scope of the page. Volunteers are welcome and needed; see the site for more information.
- Rejesus
- 'We explore his life, character, teachings and followers. We look at how he has been quoted and misquoted, filmed and written about, worshipped and argued over.' It is a resource deaing with the historical to the contemporary stories and reality of Jesus and spirtuality.
- Religion Online
- Full texts by recognized religious scholars. 'Includes more than 5700 articles and chapters. Topics include Old and New Testament, Theology, Ethics, History and Sociology of Religion, Communication and Cultural Studies, Pastoral Care, Counseling, Homiletics, Worship, Missions and Religious Education'.
- Religious Tolerance
- This Canadian site outlines the major theological doctrines and details the schisms amongst Christian denominations and most of the world's religions. You can find the perspectives of different religions and denomination on issues such as homosexuality and abortion. And there's a good deal of information on the more obscure and marginal Christian sects and cults and a variety of essays on religious tolerance or lack thereof. (This helpful site review is by Jonathan Van Matre.)
- Richborough Catholic Studies Course
- 'a new course for Catholics in the Church of England to learn more about their faith. The course consists of 18 sessions over a three-term year from January to December with each session lasting between an hour and an hour and a half. It will explore the fundamentals of Christian belief from the perspective of the Catholic tradition of the Church of England.'
- Sea of Faith
- 'Sea of Faith had its small beginnings in the 1980s, in the wake of a BBC television series which examined the decline of institutional religion and asked what might replace it in our complex postmodern world, where the certainties of scriptures, clerical hierarchies and supernatural underpinnings no longer make sense'.
- Sewanee Theological Review
- An Anglican journal of theological reflection published quarterly with articles, poetry, and reviews.
- 'Science and Faith'
- A comprehensive collection of links from Prof. Dr. Arnold Neumaier at the Institut für Mathematik in Vienna. 'Science is the truth only in matters that can be objectified; in the spiritual world, where values, goals, authority and purpose are located, science has nothing to say.'
- Theos
- 'Theos is a public theology think tank which exists to undertake research and provide commentary on social and political arrangements'. The Archbishop of Canterbury and Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster have this to say: 'Issues of belief and faith, of how human beings perceive the world, have rarely been so important in society, or so badly misunderstood … Together, we look forward to the contribution that Theos will make to future debates.'
- The Thirty-Nine Articles in English and Latin
- The 39 Articles form the basic summary of belief of the Church of England. They were drawn up by the Church in convocation in 1563 on the basis of the 42 Articles of 1553. Clergymen were ordered to subscribe to the 39 Articles by Act of Parliament in 1571.
- University of St Andrews, Scotland - School of Divinity
- Now offering postgraduate M.Litt theology degree by on-line distance learning.
- Zhubert.com
- This very good site provides full searchable text of the Bible in its original languages, complete with instant hover-over morphological analysis. The tutorial is useful, and so are the online resources for learning biblical Greek.
Other Theology Sites:
Other Theology Sites:
- 2000 Years of Catholic Writings by John Mark Ockerbloom, Carnegie-Mellon University. List of links in chronological order.
- Academic Info Religion: Internet Resources for the Study of Religion, by Mike Madin, originally at University of Washington.
- APS Research Guide to Resources for Theological and Religious Studies, Faculty of Theology, St. Michael's, University of Toronto. List of links.
- Bibliographies for Theology (mostly history), by Fr. William Harmless, S.J., Spring Hill College
- Brother Richard's Favorite URLs, by Br Richard Oliver, OSB, Collegeville
- BUBL Information Service: Religion, Bulletin Board for Libraries, the University of Strathclyde
- Catholicism in Renewal: Sources and Links, by Dr. Ingrid H. Shafer, Professor of Philosophy and Religion at the University of Arts and Sciences of Oklahoma
- Centenary College of Louisiana Department of Religion
- Christian Classics Ethereal Library, by Harry Plantinga, Wheaton College. Classic Christian books in electronic format.
- Computer-Assisted Theology on the Internet, by Mike Fraser Computer-Assisted Theology on the Internet, University of Oxford. Extensive list of links.
- Fides Quaerens Internectum: The Christian Theology Page, by Bryan Stone, Boston University School of Theology
- Georgetown University: Research Institutes
- A Guide to Religious Studies and Philosophy Resources, Mullen Library, Catholic University of America
- Institut für Gesellschaftspolitik, by Andreas Goesele, S.J., Philosophy Faculty, Munich
- Institute on Sacred Scripture, offered by the Georgetown University School for Summer & Continuing Education
- International Bible & Theology Gateways, Catholic Faculty at Passau
- Internet Resources for Study of Judaism and Christianity, University of Pennsylvania
- Internet Theology Resources, by Elizabeth T. Knuth, College of St. Bendict and St. John's University, arranged according to major areas of concentration in St. John's School of Theology & Seminary.
- The Irish Theological Association. A web site sponsored by The Irish Theological Association to help support people in Ireland and around the world as they learn and do theology.
- La Agrupación Católica Universitaria, in Spanish, with links to sitesin Spanish and English
- The Labyrinth Medieval Studies Website, by Martin Irvine and Deborah Everhart, Georgetown University
- Methodist Archives and Research Centre, by Gareth Lloyd, John Rylands University Library of Manchester
- New Testament Web Resources, Dr. Mark Goodacre, University of Birmingham, UK
- The Oxford Libraries Internet Gateway (OLIG), Bodleian Library, Oxford
- Religion Resources, McCain Library, Erskine College and Theological Seminary
- Religion Resources on the Web, by Dr. Lance Nelson, Department of Religious Studies, University of San Diego
- Religious Studies Home Page, Religious Studies Department at Colby College
- Resources for Catholic Educators, by Gilles Côté, Immaculata Regional High School, Kelowna, British Columbia. 2,600+ links.
- Stromata, the online journal of Calvin Theological Seminary
- Theology Links, D. Leonard Corgan Library, King's College
- Theology On-Line, Aquinas Institute of Theology, sponsored by the Order of Preachers (Dominicans)
- Theology Research Tools, Georgetown University Library
General Theological Reources
General Theological Reources
* * A modest collection of mainly Catholic theological links. Hosted by the Woodstock Center at Georgetown University.
Christianity Religion and Spirituality Directory
* * * Links to a multitude of web sites, listed by subject. A good collection, but unfortunately not searchable.
Columbia International University's listing of All Online Resources
* * A compilation of links, many of which are to resources in theological and ethics. Listed alphabetically, but unfortunately not cross-listed topically and not searchable.
Fides Quaerens Internetum - Christian Theology Page
* * * This page's strength is its listing of forums for theological study and discussion. In addition to links to theology pages (grouped by tradition/denomination) and theological journals, this page has a list of links to theology departments, scholarly societies, and online forums. By Bryan Stone of Azusa Pacific University.
* * * This clearing house for online resources in the humanities includes a substantial collection of links to religion and theology resources. It is provided by the Resource Discovery Network and hosted by the University of Oxford.
Internet Resources for the Study and Teaching of Theology
* * * Links compiled by Michael Fraser of Oxford University.
* * * Articles and links to all manner of internet theology resource sites. Arranged topically, it also includes a search function. Posted by the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University in Minnesota.
The Irish Theological Association
* * * * A collection of theological links posted by the ITA which is not surprisingly thorough in its coverage of Irish Christianity (and other Irish religious groups), but which has a good collection of other theological resources as well.
* * * * Maintained by Saundra Lipton, a librarian at the University of Calgary, this collection of links is compiled in three parts: by resource format, by subject, and as a general list of useful sites.
Spring Hill College Theology Library
* * * Thousands of links to theologically-oriented web sites, most of which are Roman Catholic. Although the links are well organized by subject, a search function is lacking.
* * A moderately useful listing of theological and religious sites, both Christian and non-Christian. Organized alphabetically.
* * * Some of the better theological resources on this site are the list of links to internet resources and the online theological journal Quodlibet.
Theology-Online: A Source for Spiritual and Theological Formation
* * This site, which contains theological content intended to be used as an informal online course, is the DMin project of Todd Hunter and Eric Keck of George Fox Evangelical Seminary.
Theological Forums and Discussion Groups
Theological Forums and Discussion Groups
Open Source Theology: Collaborative Theology for the Emerging Church
* * * The collaboration on this site, devoted to doing "community-driven" postmodern-type theology, comes in the form of user-posted articles, online discussions, reviews, news, and other postings.
* * * This site contains both online theological discussions and links to online resources, listed by category and keyword searchable.
* * Open online debate about a variety of theological issues. Not deep, but perhaps interesting.
Philosophy of Religion
Philosophy of Religion
Analytic Philosophy of Religion
* * * Articles, courses, and links written and compiled by Michael Sudduth, assistant professor of philosophy at Saint Michael's College in Vermont. Sudduth's particular interest is philosophical theology and Christian apologetics in the Reformed theological tradition.
Epistemelinks.com: Philosophy Resources on the Internet
* * * Listings are arranged by philosopher's name and by topic.
* * Articles, outlines, and links compiled by retired philosophy professor Richard T. Nolan.
* * Editorial essays on the philosophy of religion written by Kelley L. Ross, philosophy professor at Los Angeles Valley College. This page is part of the non-peer-reviewed online journal, The Proceedings of the Friesian School, Fourth Series.
Philosophy of Religion Resources
* * * * Links to primary texts, journals, biblical studies, and other web sites, compiled by Scott Moore, assistant professor of philosophy at Baylor University.
* * * A good introduction to the basics of philosophy of religion, as well as arguments about the existence of God, and religious ethics. Written by Tim Holt, a doctoral student in theistic ethics from Britain.
* * * Articles, interviews, and activities related to the philosophy of religion. Published by The Philosophers' Magazine on the internet.
Historical Theology
Historical Theology
* * * CAPO (Center for the Advancement of Paleo-Orthodoxy), located in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, is dedicated to the maintenance of the voice of ancient (i.e., biblical) wisdom to speak to current issues. It publishes a free online journal, Premise.
Grace Online Library: Historic Baptist, Reformed & Puritan Resources
* * Theological articles from a conservative Calvinist theological perspective, compiled by Brian Dempsey of Gainesville, Georgia.
Monergism.com: Classic Articles and Resources of the Historic Christian Faith
* * * Articles, books, and sermons from historic (mainly Reformed) authors as well as contemporary articles on a variety of theological topics. Arrangedtopically and searchable.
* * A searchable collection of writing by and about Tertullian, by freelance software consultant Roger Pearse from Ipswich, England.
Unitarian, Universalist, and Unitarian-Universalist History and Theology
* * Notes and lectures by Jan Garrett, professor of philosophy at Western Kentucky University.
Wesley Center for Applied Theology
* * * Arguably the best place to find articles by and about John and Charles Wesley, as well as articles about Wesleyan theology, the Holiness tradition, and related theological traditions. Published by Northwest Nazarene University, Nampa, Idaho.
Specific TheologicalConcerns and Issues
Specific TheologicalConcerns and Issues
Campaign for the Ordination of Women in the Roman Catholic Church
* * By Roman Catholic theologians who firmly believe that the discussion on women priests should be left open.
Center for Reformed Theology and Apologetics
* * This site contains primary and secondary source texts on each of the major tenets of theology. The site is "dedicated to providing biblically sound [i.e., Calvinist] online resources for the edification of God's people." It is produced by a Reformed Christian named Ed Walsh.
The Chalcedon Foundation: Faith for All Life
* * * The Chalcedon Foundation is a non-profitChristian educational organization devoted to combatting humanism and promoting Christian reconstruction in all areas of life. Its web site contains numerous articles contributing to this mission statement.
* * * Authored by Tim and Sandy Kruse of Madison,Wisconsin, The Evangelical Catholic seeks to promote an evangelically Catholic spirituality within the Catholic Church through publication of evangelism and discipleship materials, and links to other resources.
e-Grace: Christian Free Grace Theology
* * * Articles on each of the major Christian doctrines, written from a Biblical free grace, dispensational perspective.
* * * Articles and links about theology, leadership, discipleship and church life, with specially attention given to the implications of postmodernity for Christianity. By Stephen Shields, a former part-time pastor from Maryland.
* * A "ministry of teaching and encouragement that seeks to promote both doctrine and devotion expressed in the Doctrines of Grace and their experiential application to the local church, particularly in the areas of worship and witness." This is the self-description of the contents of this page posted by Southern Baptist neo-Calvinists in defense and pursuit of what they believe are the founding theological principles of the SBC.
The Kuyper Foundation: Promoting a Renaissance of Christian Culture
* * * This British charitable organization, reflecting the Reformed theological vision of Abraham Kuyper, seeks to combat pluralism by promoting a renaissance of Christian culture in society. The site's most useful features are the online articles and the list of links.
* * A site advocating a pantheistic worldview, composed and maintained by a disaffected Catholic from Australia, Jeffrey Nichols. This site may prove interesting as a glimpse into the mind of a person who has rejected much of his Christian heritage.
* * * An effort of the Committee on the Study of Religion at Harvard University, the Pluralism Project's web site is intended "to help Americans engage with the realities of religious diversity through research, outreach, and the active dissemination of resources" in the form of articles on the web site and links to work being done around the United States.
* * >From a Catholic group championing a pre-Vatican II Roman Catholic faith and Latin mass.
Theological Journals
Theological Journals
* * * Periodical of the Anglican Church of Canada. Full text available online; searchable archive.
* * * From the publishers of Christianity Today comes this online library comprised of material taken from Christianity Today, Christian History & Biography, Leadership, and Books & Culture. The first parts of the articles are viewable for free, the remainder by paid subscription. Materials are arranged topically and searchable by keyword.
* * * * First Things is published by The Institute on Religion and Public Life, an interreligious, nonpartisan research and education institute whose purpose is to advance a religiously informed public philosophy for the ordering of society.
The Journal of Religion and Popular Culture
* * * A web-based, peer-reviewed journal from the University of Saskatchewan Religious Studies department.
Journal of Religion and Society
* * * Published by the Center for the Study of Religion and Society at Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska.
Quodlibet Online Journal of Christian Theology and Philosophy
* * * Quarterly journal published by the Society of Online Christian Theology and Philosophy (SOCTP) and edited by Scott David Foutz, who also produces TheologyWebsite.
Sojourners: Christians for Justice and Peace
* * * * A moderate evangelical ministry attempting to proclaim and practice the biblical call to integrate spiritual renewal and social justice.
* * * * Theology Today is the quarterly journal published by Princeton Theological Seminary. The journal web site includes a searchable archive, and back issues up to 1996 are fully accessible online.
* * * This magazine features a selection of full-text online articles, on a variety of topics integrating religion and intellectual life, from the print edition. The magazine is published by The Association for Religion and Intellectual Life.
* * * Links to electronic journals, compiled by the Center for Electronic Resources in Theology and Religion of the American Theological Library Association.
Full-Text Theology Periodicals Online
* * * Listing published by St. Mary's University of San Antonio, Texas. Catholic journals are prominent on the list; some journal are freely accessible, some only for a fee.
* * Some of these journals, listed by Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary of Elkhart, Indiana, allow selected articles to be viewed online, some allow all.
* * * * Steinbach Bible College's list of mainly theological journals which are accessible online, in whole or in part.
* * * * This annotated alphabetical list from Iliff School of Theology also describes whether abstracts or full texts are available.
* * * Journals and articles, mainly related to Pentecostal/Charismatic theology, compiled by Pentecostal-Charismatic Theological Inquiry International.
Walther Library Webography -- Journals
* * A list of online theological journal compiled by the staff at the Walther Library of Concordia Theological Seminary in Fort Wayne, IN.
Systematic Theology
Systematic Theology
General Resources
General Resources
An Introduction to Systematic Theology: A Layman's Guide
* * * Written by Greg Herrick, a church planter near Toronto whose PhD comes from Dallas Theological Seminary, this work attempts (fairly successfully) to articulate the principles of classic propositional theology in easy-to-understand language.
* * * Links to articles on systematic theology listed on the Faithmaps.org web site.
* * Links to various sites useful for the study of systematic theology. Each has a rather long and editorial annotation by the site's owner, David Bayliss, a layman from Florida.
Theological Method
Theological Method
* * * * In addition to helpful resources elsewhere on their site, a small subsection of this part of Rutgers' Virtual Religion Index is devoted to "method and metaphysics."
Theological Method and Imagination
* * * This book, written by Julian N. Hartt, former professor of philosophical theology at Yale Divinity School, addressesfoundational concerns for theology.
Doctrine of God
Doctrine of God
The Rejection of the Classical Doctrine of God
* * This article by theologian David F. Wells outlines his assessment of the current decline of the evangelical movement.
House Church Theology: Doctrine of God
* * * Part of a conservative but fairly well done site featuring a simple systematic theology written by a layman for lay people. Its author is Herb Drake, a graduate of Golden Gate Seminary.
* * An online theology book setting out the case for Pentecostal oneness (i.e., non-trinitarian) theology. Volume one in a series in Pentecostal Theology by David K. Bernard and Loretta A. Bernard.
A Treatise on God as First Principle, by John Duns Scotus
English translation of this primary text. From the Eternal Word Television Network, part of the Global Catholic Network.
Christology
Christology
This Side of God, an Interview with David Tracy
* * * An interview conducted by Scott Holland of CrossCurrents magazine.
Resources for Studying Historical Jesus/Christology
* * * This good list of links, some toclassic resources, is posted on the web site "The Text This Week: Lectionary, Scripture Study and Worship Links and Resources."
* * This list of links, many of which are to articles in popular media or which address its portrayal of Jesus, is published by Saint Mary's Press.
Reading Room: Jesus the Christ
* * Links to Catholic resources on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, published by the Catholic Education Office of the Parramatta Diocese of New South Wales, Australia.
Pneumatology
Pneumatology
* * Founded by Pentecostal/charismatic pastors from Western Michigan, this organization is dedicted to increasing biblical awarenes and literacy among Pentecostal/charismatic believers and encouraging discussion on the gifts of the Spirit for today.
* * * Links to contemporary and classic texts on the Holy Spirit, written by a variety of authors in the Reformed tradition.
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