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New World Religion Blog


Here is a link to a World Religions blog that I started over the holiday break. I teach one section of World Religions and thought that it might be helpful to have a central place for all the links and clips that we come across.

There is a lot of information out there for those of  us who teach religion.  Every major newspaper, for example, has a religious section--CNN's Belief Blog, The Washington Post's On Faith, to name just a couple. Some of the stuff that I post might be useful for both world and U.S. history as well. There are stories about Confucianism and Taoism making a comeback in China. And stories about Islam are always in the news as well. Check it out when you get a chance.




- 9 Myths About Hinduism Debunked
Did you know that Hinduism, despite its many gods, is not polytheistic. Or, that Hindus do not worship cows. Those are two of nine myths about Hinduism that  Moni Basu attempts to debunk in an essay for CNN Belief Blog. This is a great background...

- Timeline Of World Religions
While we are at it, if you teach a world/comparative religions' course, you should add George Coe's newish blog to your PN.  I just noticed the great timeline above (click on it to make it bigger) that I will be using with my world religion...

- World Religion Demographic Breakdown
This is a really cool demographic breakdown of the world's religions from The National Post.  It shows the numbers of adherents to every religion.  You can download the graphic into a large pdf....

- Want To Blog?
Two weeks ago, creating a blog came up in tech integration course and it made me think that I have never had a post on how to create a blog such as this one.  The real question is what could you use it for.  It would be a great place if you...

- History Nerds Of The World Unite!
I've been enjoying this blog for the past few weeks or so.  The women who write the blog are published authors of historical fiction (romance and novels, respectively).  I have a passion for historical fiction myself, and so was drawn to...



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