We offer high quality resources for instructors and students in the field of religious studies. All our resources are free except for our digital textbooks and readers. For more information and download links, click on the buttons below.
NOTE: Our free resources are offered under the following terms.
(1) They shall not be sold.
(2) They shall not be distributed except to your students and colleagues.
(3) Copyright notices must not be deleted.
(4) The copyright of any material used in our resources must be observed by those using our materials. Most of the images are used by us under licence specifically for our projects (see attribution with each image). Any use of these images in any other form would require the purchase of a new licence for such use by the user. In simple English, you may use our slides, posters, and other resources in the form they are supplied to you because we have a licence for such use, but you may not take any image from our resources for some other use.
One-page summaries for each of ten major religious traditions, with 26 items of information, plus graphics of a key symbol of each tradition, an iconic image associated with each religion, a map of each religion's main location, and a timeline of its most important people and events. Great resource for students' introduction to world religions or a later review.
Check out sample images of some of our slide resources. We have hundreds of effective slides for PowerPoint® and Keynote® presentations and these are available to all instructors to use in their classes whether they adopt our digital texts or not.
We have created over 50 eye-catching posters to promote the study of religion in an academic context. These full-page poster ideas are collected in the book IDEA BOOK: Posters for Promoting the Academic Study of Religion. Posters use high resolution images and copies can be made from the IDEA BOOK with ease.
A database of hundreds of audio files of terms that are encountered in the study of world religions. The audio files have been recorded either by a native speaker or by a professor in the field.
Instructors who are considering adopting our digital textbooks or readers as their course text should request a free examination copy.
COMING SOON: Multiple-choice quiz software of 800 questions, with dictionary and audio files of terms one will encounter in the study of world religions.