World religions have evolved as human populations have grown and new circumstances have come to dictate human lifestyles, but most faiths still have ancient texts that originated thousands of years ago that inform the core belief system of the faith’s followers. The Bible is one of the most widely recognized religious books on Earth, but for anyone studying religion and spirituality it is important to have some knowledge of the other holy books, scriptures, and writings of religious leaders from around the world. These web pages offer insight into the sacred texts, cultures, and beliefs of many of the world’s largest religions, from Judaism to Islam, Buddhism, Shintoism, and even Zoroastrianism.

General Global Religion

Many organizations promote collaboration and knowledge-sharing between faiths. Though religious differences have been the root of many conflicts throughout the milennia, there are plenty of people trying to build peace and companionship between people of different belief systems.

• Council for a Parliament of the World’s Religions

  

  The Council for a Parliament of the World’s Religions was created to cultivate harmony among the world’s religious and spiritual communities. They continue this goal through their website with resources, event listings and information on sacred spaces.

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• Jaisiyaram

  

  Jaisiyaram gives an overview of the variety of activities that are offered at the Ashram, information on their school for poor children and details of Swami Ji and Yashendu travels. Swami Balendu spreads his energy of love which he experienced for over three years isolated in a cave practicing mantra meditation.

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• Internet Sacred Text Archive

  

  Internet Sacred Text Archive is an archive of electronic texts about religion, mythology, legends and folklore, and occult and esoteric topics. This site is like a public library with no particular agenda other than promoting religious tolerance and scholarship.

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• Global Organization for Divinity

  

  Global Organization for Divinity (GOD) promotes peace, harmony and universal love amidst cultural diversity through inner spiritual transformation. The website has activities, news, publications and event information for all different kinds of religious beliefs.

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• Religion News Blog

  

  Religion News Blog provides a daily selection of religion news. They have a particular focus on issues dealing with groups and movements often referred to as ‘cults,’ ‘sects,’ or ‘abusive churches.’

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• Faithology

  

  Faithology describes themselves as the comprehensive online encyclopedia for world religions and beliefs. With information on fourteen religions, readers can connect with others who have the same beliefs via the community link, or do their own research on other religions.

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• Finding Dulcinea

  

  Finding Dulcinea presents credible, high-quality and trustworthy websites to its readers, saving them time. The religion and spiritual portion of the site has tons of information available on almost any religion.

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• Sanity Quest Publishing

  Primarily I’m here to offer a way to interpret scriptures that doesn’t require intelligent people to either reject it completely, pretend it doesn’t say what it says, or become a fanatic. Bluntly, I want to save the world from both nihilists and fools who serve an evil God.

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Buddhism

There are many who would argue that Buddhism cannot be considered a religion, but more of a spiritual choice or even a lifestyle. There are still many historical spiritual writings from Buddhist leaders and it is an important topic in discussions of faith.

• Wandering Dhamma

  

  The Wandering Dhamma website is run by a Ph.D who shares her thoughts and research within the field of Buddhist studies. The website includes pages on Buddhist travel, reflections, writings, and book reviews.

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• Christophers Dharma Blog

  

  Christopher’s Dharma Blog is written by a former Buddhist monk in Thailand and India who teaches Awakening and Insight Meditation around the world. He blogs about daily life, books, music, poems, travels and more.

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• Derek’s Dharma Blog

  

  The main themes of Derek’s Dharma Blog are meditation, Dharma and activism. Through his blogs, he discusses books, where to study Dharma and how and why to meditate.

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• The Buddhist Blog

  

  The Buddhist Blog is a journal of travels as the blogger tries to follow the middle path of Buddhism. He hopes readers will follow him and share his love of Buddhism.

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• Open Buddha

  

  The Open Buddha website has random blog posts which tend to focus on Dharma. The blogs cover open Buddhism, technology and geekery all rolled into one.

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• Through the Looking Glass

  

  Through the Looking Glass is a site set up with various writings centered around the project of a developing the bases of a vibrant Buddhist thought and practice to benefit American needs. The topics covered include Monastic Life, Buddhism in America, Topics in Dharma, Life in the Dusty World and Venerable China.

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• Daily Buddhism

  

  Daily Buddim is a plain English Guide to Buddhism. With book reviews, podcasts and more, the readers can really learn what Buddism is all about.

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• The Buddhist Channel

  

  The Buddhist Channel is a Buddhist news site, reporting news, review and features about Buddhism. The Buddhist Channel remains the world’s only dedicated Buddhist news service, providing daily updates and in-depth coverage.

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• Tricycle

  

  The Tricycle website is dedicated to making Buddhist views, values, and practices broadly available. They are committed to providing information on Buddist values and practices to their readers.

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• The Endless Further

  

  The Endless Further website hopes to elaborate on the theme of the spirituality journey and to make clear some distinctions and relations which might lead to a better understanding of religion and spirituality. The blogs cover many different topics about Buddhism and would be great learning tools.

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• Vincent Thorn

  

  Vincent Horn’s website has information on Buddhism, events and blogs focusing on the Buddhist Geeks. The Buddhist Geeks started as a conversation, that became a podcast, that became a website, that became a conference and then a community.

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• Jayarava Raves

  

  Jayarava Raves main themes are etymology and the history of language; textual interpretation and criticism; the history of ancient India, and particularly the history of ideas with respect to Buddhism; and the integration of Buddhism with contemporary Western Culture, with an emphasis on science. Readers can find blogs, resources, and information on books on the site.

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• SlowZen…Again

  

  SlowZen…Again is a personal blog from a Buddhist who is in the Marine Corps. He shares his personal journey as a Buddhist, a marine, a father and a husband.

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• Shambhala SunSpace

  

  Shambhala SunSpace was created based on the magazine Shambala Sun. The website has blogs which cover the Buddhism culture, inspirations and life in general as a Buddhist.

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• Moonpointer: Buddhist Blog of Everyday Dharma

  

  Moonpointer strives to be both enlightening and entertaining. The site focuses on the Buddhist analogy which reminds us of the importance of skillfully using forms and words, without being attached to them.

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• Progressive Buddhism

  

  Progressive Buddhism is a group-blog on the topics of progressive, modern Buddhism – looking at the best ways to integrate Buddhism into modern life and modern societies; and seeing it as a living tradition and not just a historical one.

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• Dharma Talk

  

  Dharma Talk includes blog postings whose personal journey continues every day through his personal practice and teaching of vipassana meditation in the Theravada tradition. Anyone who wants to join him on his journey is welcome.

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• Dharma Forest

  

  Dharma Forest is a personal blog by a vegan, an American Buddhist Monk, who teaches world-wide and lives in California. If you are interested in learning about his teachings, and sometimes the weather, and gardens, visit his page.

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• Echo of the Dharma

  

  Echo of the Dharma discusses different issues of the world in the light of the teaching of Pure Land master Shinran. This bilingual blog teaches all things Buddhism.

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• Truth is Within

  

  Truth is Within is a personal blog on the tedious details of a Buddhist monk and meditator. The site serves as an aggregation of text, audio and video teachings and follows the author’s daily life.

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• Buddhanet

  

  Buddhanet links people world-wide who are committed to the Buddha’s teachings and lifestyle. People are encouraged to share their concerns and interests in Buddhism.

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Hinduism

Hinduism takes many forms throughout the world, but is most highly concentrated in India, and there are dozens of websites devoted to sharing the long history and many ancient writings and traditions associated with this faith.

• The Vaishnava Voice

  

  The Vaishnava Voice speaks on the international Hare Krishna movement, bringing the Vaishnava tradition from India and offering it to the rest of the world. The site also has information on many other religions including Bhagavad Gita, Bhakta and Hinduism.

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• Kishna.com

  

  The Krishna website’s goal is to present information about Krishna relevant to the diverse needs and interests of everyone interested in practical spiritual life. With audio, video, pictures and more there is definitely something here for anyone interested in the Hindu religion.

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• Hinduism Today

  

  Hinduism Today is an online magazine with additional resources about the Hindu religion. Read past issues of the magazine, watch videos and get the latest news on Hinduism.

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• Western Hindu

  

  Western Hindu is a personal blog about followers of sanatana dharma. As westerners, they embraced Sanatana Dharma, the Eternal Way of Hinduism and they share their thoughts on doing so.

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Islam & The Qu’ran

Islam is a monotheistic religion whose primary text is the Qur’an, which is considered to contain the exact words of God, and is thereby strictly adhered to by orthodox followers.

• Happy Muslim Mama

  

  Happy Muslim Mama is a personal blog by a Muslim mother of four. Through her blogs she hopes to spread the love of her faith, and she invites you to join her.

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• Freeminds.org

  

  Freeminds.org was created for all people who have a desire to allow God into their lives and follow His path alone. People of various beliefs are welcome to come and examine the system of Submission/Islam which is based on God Alone.

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• AlQuran Classes

  

  AlQuranClasses spreads the Light of Qur’an among the people. The online classes are available to educate people with true learning and understanding of Qur’an.

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• Muslim Voices

  

  Muslim Voices is a project of Indiana University comprised of various initiatives and activities that are all dedicated to promoting understanding and dialogue between Muslims and non-Muslims. Everyone is invited to participate in the videos, podcasts and other resources on the site.

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• Political Islam

  

  Political Islam educates its reader about political Islam, its founder Mohammed, his political doctrine and his god, Allah. Readers can read and purchase articles and find other useful resources here.

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• Qur’anic Studies

  

  Qur’anic Studies includes writings about the Islam, Qur’an, and religion by Louay Fatoohi. The site includes articles that study the historical characters and events that are mentioned in the Qur’an and comparing the Qur’anic account with the Biblical narratives, other Jewish and Christian writings, and historical sources.

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• YasSarNal QuR’an

  

  YasSarNal QuR’an is a blog that kindles the spark of learning and living by the Qur’an. It has everything you need to know about Qur’an from definitions to reminders to electronic books.

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Judaism & The Torah

Judaism is a monotheistic religion whose traditions are rooted in the Hebrew Bible, the Torah, and the Talmud. While there are many texts relating to Judaism, orthodox Jews hold that the laws of God were handed down to Moses and are unchangeable, though later texts have been incorporated into the traditions of some Jewish practitioners.

• Jewish Muse, A Writer’s Blog on Faith and Family

  

  Linda K. Wertheimer writes about current events relating the Jewish culture and faith, as well as personal experiences and other topics.

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• Jewishmom.com

  

  Jewishmom.com is written by a Jewish mother of six who lives in Jerusalem. She shares inspiration from one mom to another through videos, blogs and peptalks.

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• Jewlicious

  

  Jewlicious is a grassroots organization changing the way young adults affiliate and participate in Jewish life. The website promotes festivals in the Los Angelos area, but support all things Jewish.

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• Tablet

  

  Tablet is a daily online magazine of Jewish news, ideas, and culture. The site covers topics such as news, politics, arts& culture, life & religion, and holidays.

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• Jewish Currents

  

  Jewish Currents is a Jewish bimonthly magazine that carries on the tradition of the Jewish left through independent journalism, political commentary, and a “countercultural” approach to Jewish arts and literature. Bloggers range in age from 20 to 90, so there is definitely something for everyone.

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• My Jewish Learning – Torah Study

  

  My Jewish Learning is an educational and learning website about all things Jewish. Whether you are a non-Jews searching for a better understanding of Jewish culture, or an experienced learner wanting to delve deeper into specific topic areas this site is for you.

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• Blog.RabbiJason.com

  

  Blog.RabbiJason.com brings you pop culture, sports, politics and technology through a modern Jewish perspective. Jewish followers who are looking for a different way of looking at life would love to read the entries here.

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• Hirhurim-Musings

  

  Hirhurim-Musings blog has blogs, book reviews and more. It is intended for the interchange of ideas for the purpose of Torah study, promoting enlightened public policy and the refinement of character.

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• Thinking Isreal

  

  Thinking Isreal is a personal blog by Alex Isreal. He explores his thoughts about Israel, the Torah and the Jewish World.

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• The Torah Revolution

  

  The Torah Revolution is a personal blog which talks about Judism in a way that no one else would.

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• Interfaith Family

  

  Interfaith Family supports interfaith couples who are exploring Jewish life. The site offers educational content; connections to welcoming organizations, professionals and programs; resources and trainings for organizations, clergy and other program providers.

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• Torah Portion

  

  Torah Portion is a collection of daily insight emails the blogger received from his Rabbi. He has also added other Torah related content and anyone interested in Torah would find the site useful.

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• RJ.com

  

  The Reform Judaism blog, RJ.org, is the place to get the news and news of Reform Jews from around North America and the world. Filled with tons of information, this site is the platform where Reform Jews come together.

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• Kirtan Rabbi

  

  Kirtan Rabbi combines a variety of tools to introduce Jewish Wisdom to an increasingly global, religious village. From videos to music to books, anyone who has done kirtan would benefit from this site.

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• Matzav.com

  

  Matzav.com is everything Jewish right at your fingertips. From news, to opinions to entertainment, anyone looking for different voices about the Jewish lifestyle can find it here.

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• Jewish Journal

  

  The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles is one of the largest Jewish weekly papers. The online version offers news, commentary, Hollywood, life, culture and blogs.

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• Pop Jewish

  

  Pop Jewish focuses on Jewish ideas and themes from television, movies, music, art and sports. All blog posts contain pop culture references and Jewish wisdom from the perspective of 21st century rabbis.

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• World of Judaica

  

  World of Judaica is an Israel based company with a U.S. presence which brings together the old and the new, the traditional and the modern world of Judaica items. Anyone looking for high quality, well-crafted items from Israel can find it here.

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• Culture Shuk

  

  The Culture Shuk is a project of the Foundation for Jewish Culture. They invest in creative individuals in order to nurture a vibrant and enduring Jewish identity, culture and community.

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• Westchester Reform Temple Torah Study Blog

  

  Westchester Reform Temple Torah Study Blog is an online forum exploring parashat ha-shavua, the weekly Torah portion, moderated by Rabbi Jonathan Blake of Westchester Reform Temple in Scarsdale, New York. The public is invited to participate and share their insights and comments.

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• The Seforim Blog

  

  The Seforim Blog is all about Seforim, new and old, and Jewish Bibliography. Anyone looking for detailed bibliographies on Seforim will find it here.

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• Rabbi Dan’s Blog

  

  Rabbi Dan’s Blog is written by Rabbi Dan Moskovitz. He shares his views and how Juddhism feels about sports, religion and life.

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• Chabad.org

  

  The Chabad vows to bring Jewish people together from around the world. Jews that are looking to connect with others are encouraged to visit the site and participate in the discussion networks.

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• JTA: The Global News Service of the Jewish People

  

  The Global News Service of the Jewish People is a trusted global source of breaking news, investigative reporting, in-depth analysis, opinion and features on current events and issues of interest to the Jewish people.

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• Stephen Wise Free Synagogue

  

  Stephen Wise Free Synagogue cherishes the Jewish faith, traditions, and practice of Reform Judaism. The Synagogue welcomes unaffiliated Jews, interfaith partners, and all who choose to be part of their inclusive and spiritually enriching community.

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• Web Yeshiva

  

  The Web Yeshiva blog is derived from the Web Yehiva website which is the world’s first fully-interactive Torah study program on the web. Those who want to delve deeper into Juddhism should visit the blog posts.

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• More Torah

  

  More Torah discuss a wide array of issues and topics from a fresh and different perspective. From audio to written blogs, any Jew would find the site to be worthwhile to visit.

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Sikhism

Sikhism is a monotheistic religion founded in the Punjab region of India, and although the number of Sikhs has grown to tens of millions, the largest concentration of them is still in Punjab.

• United Sikhs

  

  United Sikhs is a U.N. affiliated, international non-profit organization, aimed at empowering those in need, especially disadvantaged and minority communities across the world. Anyone interested in becoming involved should visit this site for more information.

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• The Langar Hall

  

  The Landar Hall is a site dedicated to the experiences, reflections, and interests of a diverse group of young individuals tied together by the common and varied identities as Sikhs in the diaspora. The blogs posts cover across a variety of topics from Gurbani and Seva to Bhangra and Politics.

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• World Sikh Organization of Canada

  

  The World Sikh Organization of Canada is a non-profit organization which promotes and protects the interests of Canadian Sikhs as well as to protect all human rights. Anyone living in Canada would find this site useful with news, blogs and legal information .

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• English Sikh

  

  The English Sikh hopes to educate people about the Sikh religion, culture and language. Anyone who would want to learn the language, gets news or see photos on the Sikh religion would find the site useful.

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• Sikhs India – Online Sikh News Channel

  

  Sikhs India hopes to generate awareness about Sikh issues. The site is filled with information from with Sikh news, views, images, and videos for the Sikh community around the world.

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• Manvir Singh

  

  Manvirsingh.blogspot.com is a personal blog on all things Sikh. Some of the blog posts are from personal experiences and some report important news.

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• Sikh Awakening

  

  Sikh Awakening is a forum created for the Youth willing to perform selfless service for the community through different initiatives and projects. Young Sikhs are encouraged to visit to read about achievements of others and how they can get involved.

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Baha’i Faith

The Baha’i Faith is one of the youngest religions to have gained traction and a following. It was founded in Persia in the 19th century, and the three pillars of its doctrine are the unity of God, unity of religion, and unity of humanity.

• Northern Illinois Baha’is

  

  The Northern Illinois Baha’is website offers a calendar of activities and links to other resources on the Baha’i faith specifically for the Northern Illinois community, although anyone interested in Baha’i will find useful info here.

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• Baha’i Mom Blogs

  

  This blog is written by Baha’i mothers who want to share their experiences with motherhood. Geared towards other Baha’i moms, but the blogs could be beneficial to any mother.

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• Baha’i Rants

  

  This blog is written by a gentleman who is a Baha’i and wants to write about his personal spiritual challenges. He shares his opinions and views and asks readers to do the same.

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• Baha’i Blog

  

  This Baha’i blog was written to bring people of the same religion together from across the world. The blog shares resources, news, events and more about the Baha’i faith.

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• One Baha’i’s Approach

  

  One Baha’i’s Approach is one man’s thoughts and way to teach the Baha’i faith and applying the laws in his own life. He addresses general and hard topics in his blogs and blogging about what works for him.

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• Baha’i Coherence

  

  Baha’i Coherence is a collaborative space to share and to reflect upon Baha’i reality. Anyone who wants to join the blogger in an exploration of the conceptual Baha’i territory is welcome.

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• Baha’i Views

  

  Baha’i Views includes excerpts, personal learning, and mentions of Baha’i. With links to the International and United States Baha’i Community official websites, this blog has more than just personal Baha’i experiences.

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• Baha’i International Community

  

  The Baha’i International Community is an international non-governmental organization with affiliates in over 180 countries and territories, which together represent over 5 million members of the Baha’i Faith. The site hopes to promote and apply principles which contribute to the resolution of current day challenges and develop a united, peaceful, just, and sustainable civilization.

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• Enable Me To Grow

  

  Enable Me To Grow is aimed at collecting resources for mothers to intentionally cultivate their own spiritual growth as well as nourish the spirits of their little ones. It offers both inspiration and practical tools inspired by teachings of the Baha’i Faith.

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Taoism

Taoism is not traditionally an institutionalized faith, meaning that there were not churches or officials in Taoism at the start, though structures have formed over time. The main principle of Taoism is living in harmony with the Tao, or driving force behind life and the universe.

• Warp Weft and Way

  

  Warp, Weft, and Way is a group blog of Chinese and Comparative philosophy. Their hope is to promote and stimulate discussion of Chinese philosophy and cross-tradition inquiry among scholars and students of philosophy

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• Taoish

  

  Taoish has collected a group of writers and readers interested in a fresh take on spirituality that is not be pompous, righteous, holier-than-thou or sectarian. If you are wondering how to find meaning in today’s world, with a sense of humor, then this is the blog for you.

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• Taoist Path School of Alchemy

  

  The Taoist Path School of Alchemy has been designed as an interactive platform for students to learn Qi Gong, Tai Chi, and meditation. Although membership is encouraged, the site allows anyone to visit to learn more about Taoism.

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• Personal Tao

  

  Personal Tao is a book, a collection of Taoist reference materials, art, a blog and a Zen Garden: all coming together as a modern guide to the Tao. The site helps others find a modest graceful lifestyle, teaching inner Taoist practices, and opening the path of dreams into living.

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• Center Tao

  

  The Center For Taoist Thought And Fellowship, founded in 1982, is a California non-profit Taoist corporation located in California. The Center focuses on the how, what, and why we think what we think.

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• Rambling Taoists

  

  The Rambling Taoist focuses on philosophical Taoism, it also featured commentaries about the news of the day and observations of the world. With links, blogs, resouces and more, this site shows what Taoism is all about.

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• Understanding The Tao te Ching: A guide to Taoist Peace and Understanding

  

  Understanding The Tao te Ching: A guide to Taoist Peace and Understanding is an interpretation of the Tao te Ching “Tao Virtue Book”. Visitors are encouraged to disagree with this interpretation, involve themselves in self-study, and ultimately leave all concepts behind and so experience the living Tao.

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• The Useless Tree

  

  The Useless Tree is ancient Chinese thought in modern American life. These blogs are a great read for anyone looking for that different perspective on everyday life and Taoism.

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• Tao Meditation

  

  Tao Meditation was created from study notes primarily based on the Chinese Texts. The objective is to try to demystify, and dig out ideas and practices that are most applicable to the Modern Man.

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Other

There are too many religions, faiths, sects, philosophies, and systems of spirituality to even count, and many have a robust community of followers. Learning about all of them can enrich anyone’s spiritual education.

• Fezana

  

  FEZANA is a non-profit religious group registered in the state of Illinois and formed to function as the coordinating organization for Federation of Zoroastrian Associations of North America. The site includes events, publications, academic journals, public records and more.

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• Zoroastrians.net

  

  Parsis, Iranis, Zarathushtis – ALL Under One Roof has blog postings, glossaries and resources for everything you need to know.

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• The Wild Hunt

  

  The Wild Hunt raises the level of discourse and journalism on important issues within the modern Pagan and Heathen communities. Anyone who is interested in learning more about modern Pagan and Heathen communities – and religion coverage in general – should visit the site.

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• Shinto The Faith of Japan

  

  Shinto The Faith of Japan explores the art, philosophy and history of this faith. Anyone practicing in or fascinated with Shinto would find the site interesting.

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