The Amish site offers information on the history, beliefs, practices and conflicts of the Amish.

The Bible is a free service for reading and researching Scripture online--all in the language or translation of your choice! They provide advanced tools you can use to search the Bible by keywords or verse, as well as other tools to enhance your study of the Bible.

Exploring Religions explores the major religions of the world.

The Mormons is the official web site of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

This brief Question & Answer format by the Council on American-Islamic Relations tries "to promote a positive image of Islam and Muslims in America."

The Hinduism site explores all aspects of Hinduism.

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art offers an explanation and view of Islamic Art by time periods.

Bullfinch's Mythology covers Greek and Roman mythology as well as the legends of King Arthur, Robin Hood, and romantic fables from the days of Charlemagne.

Encyclopedia Mythica contains over 5,700 entries. This reference work covers the mythologies, legends, and folklore from around the world.

A collection of myths and folk tales can be found at Folklore and Mythology Electronic Texts. The site also includes variants of certain basic stories.

At Hercules: Greece's Greatest Hero you will learn the story of one of the better-known heroes of Greek mythology.

Myth Web is devoted to the heroes, gods and monsters of Greek mythology. Also included is an illustrated Encyclopedia of Greek Mythology which contains detailed definitions as well as cross references from the Latin names of the deities.

Profiles of the gods, goddesses, heroes, and heroines are given on the Mythology site as well as an explanation of the influence mythology has had on art.

The World Myths & Legends in Art site is produced by the Minneapolis Institute of Art. It offers detailed information of the story behind each work of art and the myth explored.