There are countless sites on the World Wide Web relevant to the study of religion. We have provided links to some of the more interesting and informative ones, but they are by no means uniform in their style, content, or purpose. A content site is one that provides real content, actual information about religion. A super site provides no actual information about religion. Instead, it provides lists of links to other sites relevant to the study of religion.
Some sites are hybrids, providing both content about religion as well as links to other sites.
Secondary source sites, on the other hand, are created by scholars to advance the academic study of religion. No attempt is made here to distinguish between these primary and secondary source sites, and some sites would be difficult to classify. However, visitors to the sites should be conscious of this distinction and be aware of who sponsors any particular site and what their purpose is. Finally, in addition to the sites listed below, several fine online services are available from the Lorette Wilmot Library . See additional sites under specific traditions.