This guide provides a selected listing of local and world-wide Internet sources for religion and philosophy. Scholars Press WWW Site TELA concentrates on the areas of religion, philology, classics, Near Eastern and Mediterranean archaeology, and ancient history. Polygamy History, Religion, and Law about non-monogamous relationships Law and Religion The Law and Religion Program at Emory University is designed to explore the religious dimensions of law and the legal dimensions of religion. The program is predicated on the belief that law and religion are in constant interaction. Religion, Journalism and the Internet This Web-site offers several links to various religious and journalistic resources on the Internet, discusses the problems of coverage of the religious issues by the news media and suggests ways to improve it using the information available on the Net.
Many people find it easier to remember things by making associations.
Several well known Sufis used to relate stories in which they conveyed certain messages. It was their way of helping others make associations and in the process understand the story behind the story. Actually, some of these stories are not that easy to understand, because for the Sufi the real message is far deeper than what is visible. Below are some stories written by famous Sufis, non-Sufis, and also by me.