LibGuides: Religion and Theology: Find Web Resources

Finding Web Resources

Scholarly biblical websites can be challenging to find. All sorts of people have opinions and write about the Bible, but not all of those writings are worthy of being used for college-level research. For help determining whether a website merits use in your research, use the four criteria for "Evaluating Web Resources" in the "Thinking Critically about Information on the Internet" guide.

Religious Studies Web Guide
Focuses on open-access internet resources (bibliographies/indexes, library and archive catalogues, dictionaries/encyclopedias, e-texts, and journals) supporting the academic study of religion. It is compiled by Cheryl Adams, Library of Congress, and Saundra Lipton, University of Calgary Library.
Thinking Critically about Information on the Internet

Biblical Studies Websites

Bible Odyssey
In Bible Odyssey, developed and maintained by the Society of Biblical Literature, the world’s leading scholars share the latest historical and literary research on key people, places, and passages of the Bible.
New Testament Gateway
Hosted by Logos Bible Software and edited by Duke University professor Mark Goodacre, the New Testament Gateway includes a directory of academic internet resources on the New Testament,.