Other Resources

Online Theological Resources

  • Online Theology-Related Periodicals
    This excellent site provides links to many theological journals, many of which are available free online. Some of them are available in printed form by subscription; others are exclusively electronic. This site is maintained by Elizabeth T. Knuth at St. John’s School of Theology Seminary.
  • Religious Studies Web Guide
    This site at the University of Calgary, in Canada, is maintained by Saundra Lipton, and contains a large number of electronic journals that in several areas of religious study.

Free Online Journals

Online Directories and Organization of Resources

  • Carrot2 Clustering Engine(www.carrot2.org):
    search engine does not determine the quality of informationo, but “clusters” the results in categories according to “subject.” This provides for a more focused search
  • Google Directory (http://directory.google.com/)
    Sites are selected by librarians as well as Google PageRank. The information is gathered by ODP (Open Directory Project), an exciting development at http://www.dmoz.org/. Sites are organized by category.
  • Wabash Center Internet Guide to Religion(www.wabashcenter.wabash.edu/resources/guide_headings.aspx):
  • The Wabash cite is one of the most outstanding religious resources on the Internet. This guide organizes religion and theology by subject.

Turabian Formatting Guides

Citation Generators

  • eTurabian Citation Generator
    This brilliant tool produces both foonotes and bibliography entries in Turabian format. It does not check manual errors so it can never substitute a knowledge of footnote form. A statement that this is the way eTurabian said to do it is an unacceptable excuse for bad citations. The cite can also be used for ALA formatting.

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