Understanding Your Students' Religions

1. Why Care About Religion? Principles of Religious Literacy 2. African Diaspora Religions 3. Atheist, Agnostic, Humanist, and Anti-religious Groups 4. Baha'I 5. Buddhism 6. Chinese Religions: Falun Gong 7. Chinese Religions: Traditional Chinese Religions 8. Christianity: Overview 9. Christianity: Amish, Mennonite, and other Anabaptist-descended Churches 10. Christianity: Anglican and Episcopal 11. Christianity: Baptist 12. Christianity: Black Churches 13. Christianity: Christian Science 14. Christianity: Jehovah's Witness 15. Christianity: Latter-day Saints 16. Christianity: Lutheran 17. Christianity: Methodist, Moravian, Wesleyan, and Holiness Churches 18. Christianity: Orthodox 19. Christianity: Pentecostal and Holiness 20. Christianity: Presbyterian and Other Reformed Churches 21. Christianity: Quaker (Friends) 22. Christianity: Restorationist (Churches of Christ, Disciples of Christ) 23. Christianity: Roman and Eastern Catholic 24. Christianity: Seventh-Day Adventist 25. Christianity: Unitarian Universalist 26. Hinduism: Overview 27. Hinduism: Shaiva 28. Hinduism: Shakta 29. Hinduism: Vaishnava 30. Islam: Overview 31. Islam: Nation of Islam 32. Islam: Shia 33. Islam: Sunni 34. Jainism 35. Judaism: Overview 36. Judaism: Conservative 37. Judaism: Orthodox 38. Judaism: Reform 39. Neo-Paganism 40. North American Indigenous Religions 41. Scientology 42. Sikhism 43. Zoroastrianism