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| Giga Bits (more) | sociologists | America | Religions |
| Sociology of Religion | 2nd | atheism | Churches |
| religious | Denominations | beliefs | sociological |
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Adherents.com Resources for research into world religions, large and (very) small. Includes links to websites, research papers, statistics, and specialized search engines. www.adherents.com - cached |
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American Religion Data Archive Collection of quantitative survey data on churches and church membership, religious professionals, and religious groups (individuals, congregations and denominations). Data sets available for download. www.thearda.com - cached |
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American Religious Experience The American Religious Experience Project encourages the depiction and study of the rich and varied tapestry of the American religious experience on the World Wide Web. The project directors welcome manuscript submissions. are.as.wvu.edu - cached |
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Association for the Sociology of Religion International scholarly association that seeks to advance theory and research in the sociology of religion. Search in Category: Society: Religion and Spirituality: Christianity: Denominations: Catholicism: Organizations: Scholarly www.sociologyofreligion.com - cached |
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Christian Research Association Statistics, a full research monograph, and regular news about religious behaviour in Australia. Books and a CD-ROM also available for order. www.cra.org.au - published: Sep 03 2006 - cached |
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The Pluralism Project Harvard University project studying the growing religious diversity of the United States. Includes teaching resources, articles, and details of current research. Search in Category: Reference: Education: Colleges and Universities: North America: United States: Massachusetts: Harvard University: Faculty of Arts and Sciences: Research Search in Category: Society: Issues: Race-Ethnic-Religious Relations: Religion www.pluralism.org - cached |
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Association of Statisticians of American Religious Bodies (ASARB) Statisticians and researchers who collect and publish information about denominations and other faith groups in the United States. Details of annual event, some sample statistics, and how to join. www.asarb.org - published: Apr 26 2004 - cached | |
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Interdisciplinary Journal of Research on Religion Free access electronic only peer review journal. Email notification list, aims and scope, author instructions, and article submission instructions. Search in Category: Reference: Journals www.bepress.com/ijrr - cached | |
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Religious Practices of American Youth A collection of research resources for anyone interested in the relationship between religious beliefs and American youth/adolescents. www.youthandreligion.org - modified: Mar 13 2009 - cached | |
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God is Dead: Secularization and the West Danny Yee reviews Steve Bruce's book "God is Dead", which explains and defends the secularization paradigm. Search in Category: Arts: Literature: Reviews and Criticism: Personal Pages Search in Category: Reference: Libraries: Library and Information Science: User Services: Readers Advisory www.dannyreviews.com/h/God_Dead.html - published: Jul 01 2002 - cached | |
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Real International Statistics on Religion Religion statistics for many countries. Includes surveys measuring beliefs about God, Bible, reincarnation, hell, life after death, atheism, and agnosticism. www.religionstatistics.net/statofrel1.htm - published: Mar 04 1998 - cached | |
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Smith, Christian Sociologist at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill interested in religious social movements. Search in Category: Reference: Education: Colleges and Universities: North America: United States: North Carolina: University of North Carolina: Chapel Hill www.unc.edu/~cssmith - cached | |
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Chris Helland, Assistant Professor Sociology of Religion, ... After working in the jewelry industry for several years, I had the opportunity to return to school and pursue a university education. Initially I began studying early Christianity, but my interest continued to be drawn toward religion and contemporary culture. I found it fascinating that we were living in a modern and so-called secular world, yet religious influences continued to have enormous impact upon the social realm. Despite many sociologists declaring that religious beliefs, practices, ... www.chass.utoronto.ca/~chelland - cached | |
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