It is organized in terms of 164 different themes common to all traditions. The purpose of CETR is to disseminate electronic texts of interest to scholars of religion. Telnet access also available. It is strong in religion, the history of art, and literature current trends in European and world literature. The American Religion Data Archive collects quantitative data sets for the study of American religion.
Web site allows archives to be dowloaded and provides free software to do so.
Theology and Religion A selective guide, with useful annotations, to a wide variety of electronic resources of interest to those who are teaching or studying in religion and theology at the undergraduate and graduate level. Directory of Internet Resources for the Study of Religion is compiled by Mike Madin. Easy to use with good annotations. The site does not offer any filtering or distillation, and there are often contradictory statistics for some groups, so much of the data should be used cautiously. See also the web sites for the American Schools of Oriental Research and the Biblical Archaeology Society .