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Religion Museums:     more books (100)

The Imaginary Museum of Musical Works.: An article from: The Review of Metaphysics by Roosevelt Porter, 1996-03-01 The story of America: the Whitney Museum's 'Full House' puts the nation on view.(ART): An article from: National Catholic Reporter by Leo J. O'Donovan, 2006-08-11 The Jewish Museum 2009 Wall Calendar Culture in Fife: Museums in Fife, Religion in Fife, Sport in Fife, University of St Andrews Football Club, Archbishop of St Andrews National Presbyterian Museum.: An article from: Presbyterian Record Some Aspects of Maori Myth and Religion (Dominion Museum Monograph No. 1) TREASURES OF SACRED ART: OF THE STATE MUSEUM; OF THE HISTORY OF RELIGION; OF SAINT-PETERSBURG. by No author., 1993-01-01 Jade : A Study in Chinese Archaeology and Religion (Field Museum of Natural History Ser., Vol. 10) by Berthold Laufer, 1967 Bridges to Religions: Teacher's Resource Book by Margaret Barratt, 1994-11-08 Wrapped in Pride: Ghanaian Kente and African American Identity (Ucla Fowler Museum of Cultural History Textile Series) by Doran H. Ross, Raymond Aaron Silverman, et all 1998-11 The Hermetic Museum, Volume II by Arthur Edward Waite, 2010-10-25 Presbyterian museum home to rare library. (Canadian News).(National Presbyterian Museum in Toronto)(Brief Article): An article from: Presbyterian Record by Tom Dickey, 2003-04-01 Collection From Vatican Mosaic Studio: Mosaici in Mostra Dalio Studio Del Moaici Della Fabbrica Di S. Pietro in Vaticano (English & Italian Translations) Some aspects of Maori myth and religion (Dominion Museum monograph) by Elsdon Best, 1978

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61. Native American Religion--Essay-Related Seventeenth- And Eighteenth-Century Link
    With its links to three rich metasites on Native American religion, this is theplace to http//www.si.edu/organiza/museums/amerind/pub/pubcreat.htm  
    http://www.nhc.rtp.nc.us:8080/tserve/eighteen/elinksna.htm

62. Religious Studies Web Guide
    Specific Associations/Institutes/museums. American Academy of religion American Bible Society American Jewish Historical Society includes links to  
    http://www.acs.ucalgary.ca/~lipton/assoc.html

63. Australian Religion And Beliefs On The Internet
    theological colleges and university sites concerned with religion; The ArtsSites targeting religious music, books, museums, the media and more  
    http://www.nla.gov.au/oz/religion.html

64. Maine Archives And Museums
    religion Region Western Lakes Mountains Bates College Special Collections Shaker Museum and Library - New Gloucester Region Southern Maine Coast  
    http://www.mainemuseums.org/indices/museumlistings.php3?category=27

65. F&P Virtual Museums & Exhibits
    This museum exhibits the history of religion in Russia not only the Orthodoxfaith but others as well. It is available in Russian, English,  
    http://www.friends-partners.org/friends/history/museums.html(opt,mozilla,unix,en
    
    Extractions: Miracles are natural. When they do not occur, something has gone wrong. - A Course in Miracles Poetry comes near to vital truth than history. - Plato Beyond the Pale: The History of Jews in Russia This site is an online version of an original exhibit that has toured Russia since 1995. The purpose of this exhibit about the history of Jews in Europe and in Russia has been put together to help understand their life, religion and culture, the adversities they faced and to present the dangers of intolerance.  Horse-breeding Museum of Moscov Agricultural Academy This site contains a large and varied selection of the approximately 3,000 beautiful pieces of artwork by famous artists displayed at this museum that was founded in 1929. Although very slow to load, it is well worth the wait to view these regal animals. Alexander Palace Time Machine Take an extensive tour through the palace of the last Tsar of Russia, Nikolas II, and his family in the town of Tsarskoe Selo outside St. Petersburg. This well produced site also provides an indepth history including the Romanov family, biographies of those in the palace, photos of the family plus much more. Library of Congress Revelations from the Russian Archives After the fall of Communism in 1991, a movement to make previously top secret papers available was undertaken. This remarkable and progressive exhibit (also shown in Moscow) makes many important 20th century documents about the workings of the Soviet-era government available for public viewing. The Library of Congress lays this virtual exhibit out in a well planned tour.

66. Chicago Life: City Life
    There are more than 40 museums open to the public in Chicago, using itscollections to introduce basic themes in Jewish religion and culture.  
    http://chicagolife.uchicago.edu/city/museums.shtml
    
    Extractions: There are more than 40 museums open to the public in Chicago, plus a number of other sites that organize interesting exhibitions. Just a few are listed here. Discover more by using the resources listed on the Chicago Neighborhoods page, or pick up a copy of Newcity or the Reader . Most museums offer free admission one day per week. Check their Web site or call to find out details. The Museum Campus

67. Islamic Art Museum Set To Open In Downtown - Baltimoresun.com
    Islamic art museum set to open in downtown; Center will also house a mosque and a Islam is one religion, but each culture is different, Chughtai said.  
    http://www.baltimoresun.com/entertainment/galleriesmuseums/bal-md.islam22jul22,1

68. South African Cultural History Museum - Cape Town, South Africa
    Egyptology, South African Cultural History Museum, Cape Town, South Africa. The religion of the ancient Egyptians can be divided into the official or  
    http://www.museums.org.za/sachm/egypt/religion_gods.htm
    
    Extractions: The religion of the ancient Egyptians can be divided into the official or state religion and the private religion of the ordinary people, who felt that the great gods of the kings were unlikely to help them with their everyday problems. They therefore made offerings at home to friendly gods like Tauert and Bes. Tauert (a hippopotamus) protected women in childbirth, and the ugly dwarf called Bes protected humans, especially children, against evil. Fig. 16: Bes outside Isis of Philae temple, SACHM Photo Archives The ancient Egyptians had many gods and they were often in a type of ‘family’ relationship, called a triad, where you have a father like Osiris, a mother like Isis and child, Horus. Horus was always very intimately linked with kingship, and when Egypt was united in the First Dynasty the name of the king was preceded by the title ‘Horus’. The king was thereafter regarded as a god on earth. As Horus was also the son of Osiris the king became one with Osiris when he died, therefore the living king was Horus, and the dead king Osiris.

69. UNESCO Thesaurus: Alphabetical List
    Regional museums MT 3.60 museums FR Musée régional SP Museo regional BT1 museums Religious behaviour MT 3.20 religion FR Comportement religieux  
    http://www.ulcc.ac.uk/unesco/terms/list127.htm

70. Stoke-on-Trent Museums - Theme Explorer
    Themes religion Beliefs Terms Conditions Renaissance West Midlands BigLottery Fund museums Libraries and Archives Council.  
    http://www.search.exploringthepotteries.org.uk/engine/theme/default.asp?theme=12

71. Lexington Herald-Leader | 08/06/2005 | New Museum Stakes Out Mission
    MOBIA will delve into the religion behind the art, Heller says. The religiousart in museums has been taken out of context. The Bible, Heller says,  
    http://www.kentucky.com/mld/heraldleader/living/religion/12308058.htm
    
    Extractions: NEW YORK On a quiet, sunny Sunday morning, when many Christians are in church, visitors trickle into the new Museum of Biblical Art called MOBIA for short at Broadway and 61st Street, not far from Lincoln Center. The silence lends an air of sanctity to the second-floor gallery, contrasting with a lighthearted and eclectic exhibit of religious folk art from the American South. Joseph Schames, a dentist from Hawthorne, Calif., is rooted before a series of abstract crucifixion collages made from everyday items cans, bicycle handlebars, kitchen utensils. "The most important part of art is the emotional feeling it can convey, putting your soul and your emotions into it," he says, taking out a digital camera to capture the artwork.

72. NELC_Events
    Archaeology, museums, and Egyptian National Identity from Napoleon to World War Northwest Chapter; Comparative religion Program; Burke Museum of Natural  
    http://depts.washington.edu/nelc/events/events_03.htm

73. MUSEUM.HU - Links - Museums On The Internet
    We can find the best of museums here special home pages, search pages that alsodeal with LINKEK museums on the Internet. Links Society religion  
    http://www.museum.hu/links/subcategories_en.asp?subcat=59

74. UWS - W305
    My Sweet Lord The (re)presentation of Ancient Egyptian religion in museums.religion is at all times a delicate subject as is the display of religious  
    http://www.swan.ac.uk/egypt/events/abstracts04.htm
    
    Extractions: UNIVERSITY OF WALES SWANSEA Home Search Maps Graphics Abstracts David Gill The material and intellectual consequences of collecting Egyptian antiquities The surfacing of Egyptian antiquities through excavation, 'old collections', the antiquities market, or by modern manufacture has consequences, both material and intellectual, for Egyptology. This paper will explore a series of issues by taking examples from public and private collections, recent public exhibitions, and internet sales. The study will build on the methodology developed by David Gill and Christopher Chippindale (University of Cambridge) for the study of Cycladica and classical antiquities. Supporting information: http://www.swan.ac.uk/classics/staff/dg/looting/ Carolyn Graves-Brown Building Bridges This paper is intended as an optimistic and personal account of how I believe a museum of Egyptian antiquities has the potential to build bridges, not only between the diverse groups who call themselves ‘Egyptologists’, but the larger group ‘out there’. Museums containing Egyptian artefacts are liminal centres where academic meets public; romantic centres where the enchantment of the object can assert an influence beyond narrow traditional Egyptological parameters; and finally the multi-vocal nature of the artefact is perfect for inter-disciplinary approaches. Museums should not be seen as unfashionable misfits but individual creative centres, with a real role in the development of Egyptology.

75. St Mungo Museum Of Religious Life And Art
    This unique museum explores the importance of religion in people s lives acrossthe world and across time. The building, which stands on the site of the  
    http://www.glasgowmuseums.com/venue/index.cfm?venueid=13

76. Ancient Greek Religion
    Ancient Greek religion website, to facilitate study of religion, cult, festivaland sanctuary and all aspects (FitzWilliam Museum, Cambridge). Costume  
    http://www.greekreligion.org/

77. German Museums - The Most Important Museums In Germany
    potatoes are just four of the themes covered in Germany s great wealth ofmuseums and galleries. Germany’s museums offer something for everybody’s taste.  
    http://www.germany-tourism.co.uk/pages/museums_1994.htm

78. Welcome To Glencairn Museum
    Glencairn Museum s mission is to educate visitors about the history of religion,using art and artifacts from a variety of cultures and time periods.  
    http://www.glencairn.org/
    
    Extractions: Click here to view an ugly but somewhat serviceable non-frames version of the Glencairn Museum web site. Glencairn Museum's mission is to educate visitors about the history of religion, using art and artifacts from a variety of cultures and time periods. Keywords: Glencairn, Glencairn Museum, Swedenborg, Emanuel Swedenborg, Swedenborgian, Raymond Pitcairn, history of religion, New Church, Bryn Athyn, Academy of the New Church, Bryn Athyn Cathedral, religion, religious, museum, museums, art history, Christian, Christianity, museum education, ancient

79. Links
    Anthropology of religion Links. National Museum of the American Indian.Check out the Education and Exhibitions links http//www.nmai.si.edu/index.asp  
    http://www.uwgb.edu/sar/LINKS.HTM
    
    Extractions: NOTE: The following sites are thought to be useful to students and scholars researching the anthropology of religion. Such study may move in a wide variety of directions, and so a broad definition of what constitutes an anthropology of religion site has been observed. Sites are included here on the premise that they are informative for anthropologists, whether they be otherwise thoroughly objective or seek to promote a distinct point of view. Diversity of subject matter has also been sought. Users of these sites are expected to consider for themselves the value of the information found therein. Please contact the site manager if you have additional sites to recommend or specific commentary on listed sites. Thank you to everyone who has contributed. LISTS OF LINKS

80. The Antiquities Museum - The School Of History, Philosophy, Religion And Classic
    Information about The School of History, Philosophy, religion and Classics at UQ.  
    http://www.uq.edu.au/hprc/?page=19711

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