Use PRIMO to search for books, journals, articles, streaming videos, etc.
Articles on the history of Africa, Asia, North and South America, Europe and the Middle East.
Watch this brief video from Regent Library on using ATLA for Scriptures research by verse, chapter, or book.
Covers issues ranging from theology, politics, and law, through to literature, art, and architecture.
Entries cover the Mediterranean, Near East, and Egypt from the late Bronze Age to 7th Cent. CE.
The World Christian Database is based on the most extensive survey of Christianity and world religions ever attempted, published in three editions of the World Christian Encyclopedia (1982, 2001, 2019). This extensive work is now completely digitized, updated, and integrated into the WCD online database. Designed for both the casual user and research scholar, information is readily available on religious and non-religious populations, Christian denominations, rates of change, and Christian activities. Further contextual information is available, by country, on socio-economic, health, environmental, and gender indicators.
A full-time staff at the Center for the Study of Global Christianity is dedicated to updating and maintaining the World Christian Database. New information from thousands of sources is reviewed periodically to continually refine and improve the WCD. Most importantly, researchers triangulate multiple sources of information to arrive at the best estimates for every religion in every country, such as information from government censuses, social scientific surveys, and data from religious communities themselves. This cohesive database enables users to quickly compare variables or entity groups across multiple fields without spending hours to confirm consistency of measurement across data sources.
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The library provides over 25 databases on Divinity that contain hundreds of journals.
You can browse divinity journals with several tools:
1) try our Browzine tool to form a virtual "bookshelf" of favorite journals to stay up to date with, or
2) browse the title lists of specific databases:
List of journals in the Religion Database from ProQuest
ATLA Religion Database with AtlaSerials: click the second tab along the top to find journals listed
3) You can find a specific journal with the Primo Journal Search: search a keyword, the journal's title, or ISSN and open a result to see which journals we have and which databases they are in.
4) To find specific journal articles: use a general Primo search: "article title in quotes" AND authorname is the easiest method, or if you don't know what title you are looking for, just search for a keyword or a "key phrase" in quotation marks.
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