The following guide will provide various starting points for those conducting research on topics in religion.
The Books tab will direct the researcher to reference books, encyclopedias, and ebooks helpful for getting background information on subjects, key figures, and literature in religion.
The Databases - Find Articles tab will direct the user to those databases pertinent for finding articles in journals and magazines both recent and historic.
How to Cite provides directions and resources on producing correct citations.
Journals: Scholarly vs. Popular explains the different kinds of periodical literature available to the researcher and how he/she can limit searches to one kind of journal or the other.
Other tabs are self-explanatory. Feel free to click and explore as you see fit.
JSTOR is a digital library of academic journals, books, and primary sources, with a broad variety of coverage in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences, spanning more than 50 disciplines. Collections on JSTOR include the complete archival records of thousands of journal titles.
A collection of primary-source full-text philosophy and literary works, Past Masters includes books, diaries, letters, and correspondence. Titles are usually comprised of the complete collected works of each individual author.