Americans United for Separation of Church and State

Many religious leaders support this organization, including numerous Christian ministers. This is a wonderful resource that deserves our support, for it protects our religious rights from the incursions of Reactionary Fundamentalists.

American Ethical Union: The Virtual Ethical Society

It is not necessary to rely on a religion to have an ethical system. Here is a site that discusses ethical behavior.

Ethics: Religious or Secular?

Another discussion of ethical behaviour, showing that an ethical system is not dependant on religion.

Ten Reasons Why the Religious Right Is Not Pro-Family

A reasoned criticism of this common slogan used by the Religious Right in the US.

The Gnosis Archive

Has a collection of essays and resources about numerous different ways of approaching the Sacred.

Bridge Building Images

Images in the form of Orthodox-style icons of holy people from many continents, ethnic groups, and religions by Robert Lenz; inspirational calligraphy by Abby Seixas; multi-ethic child angels by Tomi di Paola.

Interfaith Alliance

An activist organization, linking openminded people of many religions to foster communication and understanding among us and to protect all of our religious rights.
From the site: "The mission of The Interfaith Alliance is to promote the positive role of religion as a healing and constructive force in public life. Therefore we challenge those who manipulate religion to advance an extreme political agenda. Through our shared religious values, we seek to build a revitalized mainstream religious movement based upon active civic participation. Learn more about the positive role of religion in public life with The Interfaith Alliance Foundation."

Religious Tolerance Organization

These four fine folks based in Ontario Canada are trying to present succinct factual information about as many religions as they can. Please send them friendly e-mail and support them anyway you can in their much-needed effort.

From their site: "We try to be tolerant of all religious beliefs, accurate in our writing, and inclusive: we describe all sides to each issue, from abortion to female clergy. We don't promote a specific religious viewpoint or attack anyone's beliefs. However, we do criticize actions that harm people, even if those actions are religiously motivated. We are dedicated to "liberty and justice for all" (with the exception of those engaging in criminal acts)."

Interfaith Fellowship

An actual practicing interfaith congregation in New York, the website offers educational and inspirational materials.
From their site: "Founded in September 1989 by Rev. Jon Mundy and Rev. Diane Berke, Interfaith Fellowship, located in New York City, is an alternative spiritual community of worship, celebration, healing, and service. We draw from the beauty and wisdom of a broad range of faiths, traditions and spiritual paths, and strive as a community to provide a place where everyone can feel welcomed and honored in their own unique search for the Divine."

Rowan Fairgrove's Religion Links

Rowan's collection of links to various Religious and Interfaith sites.

The United Communities of Spirit

"United Communities of Spirit is a global interfaith network, linking people of diverse faiths and beliefs who want to work with others to build a better world. Our network includes conference facilities and an extensive database, that allow you to express the fine details of your personal beliefs. Our database organizes this information, seeking for the common factors and universal truths that unite people of diverse cultures."

One Mind, One Voice, One Heart, One Prayer, One Life

"Calling A Circle Of All People To Join Us in a Global Prayer Community to give the life of our prayers and meditations to Mother Earth and to unite in a place without words--the place of prayer.
The Prayer Vigil welcomes people of all paths of spirituality. In the circle, Christians, Jews, Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs, Bahais, Buddhists and many others share in the program. Participants pray together for harmony among all people and for living in balance with Nature on the Earth. From many traditions there are ceremonies, songs of healing and thanksgiving, drumming, prayers and sacred dances."

Theology/Technology/Interfaith

at The University of British Columbia: A Christian ecumenical site: "This Web page provides access to documents and other material related to Christian theology from an ecumenical perspective with particular interest (a) in the relationship of theology to technology and (b) in the relation of Christian theology to other faith traditions." There's a collection of documents about a wide variety of religions, as well as links to webpages on a variety of religions.

AMERICA - Not a Christian Nation!

Quotes from the Founding Fathers illustrate the intent of those original men - real freedom from religion.

Surf Without Prejudice

To combat religious prejudice. The site-owner says: "The issue is Freedom...Freedoms that we are all born with, freedoms we are all entitled to, some of which is our right to religion, speech, etc."

Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief (1981)

Public Religion Project Links

A Christian Speaks on the Faith and Path of Wicca

Written by a Orthodox Christian who believes in tolerance and loving his neighbor, regardless of spiritual path.

Religious and Sacred Texts

Anthropology & Sociology of Religion

at Rutgers University.

MEL: Theology Resources

FIU Libraries Religion Internet Resources

at the University...

World Cultures

at Wayne State University, Indiana

Facets of Religion -- WWW Virtual Library

Encyclopedia of Philosophy Table of Contents

at Stanford University.

General Theory of Religion Homepage (version 2.0)

The New Religious Movements Homepage

at the University of Virginia.

New Religious Movements: Profiles

Here is a list of the new religions that are described on this site. Not all of them are really new in the world, but some may be unfamiliar to you, the reader.

Religious Studies - Alternative or New Religions

at the University of Florida.

New Religious Movements Links

at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California.

Army Chaplain's Handbook

Here's a complete list with descriptions of the religions recognized by the US Army. They include Wicca and Satanism.

No link to the American Atheists because they're too Fundamentalist.

Infidels Org

Home to information and organizations about atheism, humanism, and skepticism

The Secular Web

The Skeptics Society

Freedom From Religion Foundation

Religious Atheisms

Addresses the question: Can one be spiritual and an atheist at the same time?

Files on the Page of Reason

Where Reason Fails, Nonsense Prevails...