Cal Poly Interdisciplinary General Education: "The IGE Program introduces participants to different ways of examining concepts and ideas, fostering a connective ability--a power to see all knowledge as interrelated." This includes an appreciation for religion and its impact on the world.
Cal Poly Philosophy Department: Learn about the Philosophy Department and courses related to religion and mythology. You can also pursue a Religious Studies minor.
Cal Poly Philosophy Club: Find out about more about the Philosophy Club @ Facebook.
AAR: Here you will find the American Academy of Religion's Guide to the Graduate Study of Religion and Theology
Although these works [written by Jim Pryor of NYU] are intended for students of philosophy, they may be very useful for reading and writing argumentative essays.
Guidelines on Reading Philosophy Guidelines on Writing a Philosophy Paper
Get Help from the University Writing Center, Cal Poly Pomona, University Library, room 2921
E-mail: lrc@cpp.edu Phone: (909) 869-5154
Academic Integrity: Learn more about standards of good scholarship from Cal Poly's Judicial Affairs Office
Avoiding Plagiarism: Here are some tips from Purdue University's Online Writing Lab (OWL)
ARDA: The Association of Religion Data Archives: This website allows users access to data on religion, included various studies and congregational reports.
Internet Guide to Religion: This website, from the Wabash Center, is dedicated to the study of religion. Resources include electronic texts, course syllabi, and other helpful resources.
Investigating Atheism: "The purpose of this site is to . . . offer a range of perspectives (from all sides) on the chief issues raised by the 'new atheists'.
The Pew Forum: The Pew Research Center "seeks to promote a deeper understanding of issues at the intersection of religion and public affairs."
The Pluralism Project: This project is based at Harvard University and is dedicated to understanding the changing landscape of religion in the United States.