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Introduction
In Religion 210, the department's Research Methods class, the required papers divide religious study into four areas that are addressed by other areas of the Religion research guide:
The databases and web sites below specifically are specifically targeted to help you research current issues.
Databases
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US NewsstreamProminent U.S. papers like the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. It's also a good place to look for Star Tribune articles, with archives from 1986. Use the advanced search tab to limit to particular titles or dates.
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CQ ResearcherCQ Researcher will give you a great overview of a controversy in society. Look for the Timeline and the "pro/con" sections.
Denominational Web Sites
These Web sites will help you with many Religion 210 topics.
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ELCALook under "Faith and Society" for statements about social issues.
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U.S. Council of Catholic BishopsCheck the "Issues and Action" menu for links to information on social-justice issues.
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United MethodistTake a look at the FAQs under "What we Believe" to find stances on social issues.
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Wabash Center for Teaching and Learning in Theology and ReligionA selective, annotated guide (funded by the Lilly Endowment) to a wide variety of electronic resources of interest to those involved in the study and practice of religion.