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important information for scholarly research on the WWW. Inclusion of a site
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Lutherans 
Methodists 
Mormons (Latter-Day Saints) 
Official homepage of Salt Lake City based LDS
organization provides statements about the
history
& basic
beliefs of the church & proceedings
of recent
general
conferences.
Official homepage of Michigan based LDS
supporters of James J Strang, rival of Brigham Young to succeed Joseph Smith,
provides extensive information on the group's
history & teaching.
Official homepage of Missouri-based LDS
movement posts a brief history
of the church founded by Joseph Smith's son & a statement of its
beliefs.
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Muslims 
Organization founded in 1983 to promote peace
& understanding of Sufi principles publishes a quarterly journal Sufism,
an Inquiry & maintains an electronic interfaith, interdisciplinary
forum, Sufism & Psychology
Forum as well as sponsoring international conferences &
projects.
Global center for Muslim resources in
cyberspace offers a tour of a Virtual
Mosque (with sacred texts & FAQ sheets), a
Center
for Islamic Art (with historical analysis of shrines), radio
& TV stations (with
prayers & readings from the Quran) & districts dedicated to all areas
of Islamic life.
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Orthodox 
Mirrored American & European sites
maintained by Michael Vezie introduce the beliefs & practices
of eastern Orthodoxy: texts of the
Divine Liturgy, prayers & selected
famous icons.
Largest digital index of Orthodox churches
globally.
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Quakers (Society of Friends) 
Reformed 
This e-journal is a forum for the exploration
of issues within the bounds of the Reformed confessions. Root page has links
to other Reformed publications, websites & seminaries.
Official website offers historical
archives of southern denomination that traces is roots to the
revivals of the Great Awakening.
Provides a hyper-text
history
of PCA & synopsis
of beliefs.
Official website provides resources
on the history
of the Presbyterian church, information on
theology,
&
position papers on
social
issues, as well as links to church related
colleges
& seminaries.
Home page provides brief
history &
doctrines that distinguish German
Reformed tradition from other reformed churches.
Introduction to the
beliefs & activities of
the UCC.
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