Index to archives of newsgroup postings
First Cyberchurch of the Scientific GodOn this page you find the following: "I am interested in founding a new religion based on love of God and Mankind with good science as a foundation." "DOCTRINE 1. We believe that a loving Scientific God is evident in every genuine physical and natural law, in mankind, and in all loving things of every universe. 2. We believe that God establishes the environment for the will of mankind so that each should choose His way freely without fear, without coercion, and even without persuasion after understanding all the facts and beliefs...."
OTISian which announces that it is "the only fully registered web site for the Last True Faith on this pathetic little planet."
There's even a blessing by a technoshaman
Doctress Neutopia claims to have started the first religion on the Internet.
Carnegie Mellon University - Informedia Project
Indiana University Music Library: VARIATIONS Project
Library of Congress Digital Library Collections
University of Michigan's Internet Public Library
PSYCHOANALYTIC STUDIES ([email protected])
Among the topics considered are: history, theory, cultural studies,
film, literature, drama, critical theory, anthropology, art, feminism,
gender studies, biography & autobiography, personality psychology, dynamic
psychiatry, social science, philosophy, methodology - anything which
includes a psychoanalytic (or, broadly speaking, psychodynamic) dimension.
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Perspectives: Views on Technology & Culture
Psychology of the Internet: Research and Theory - email forum
The topics that are appropriate to this list are broadly defined, but can
include such things as:
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(replacing "Your-name" with your real name). A list of valid commands can be
obtained by sending a one-line email to the above address with the word
"help" in it.
The mailing list's submission address is: [email protected]
Mental Health Net sponsors several discussion groups applying depth psychology to Net culture.
Internet Usage Survey - Psychological effects of Internet use/abuse/addiction.
And finally an Index of /pub/Net_culture/MOO_MUD_IRC
Transgender.Org is the home to a variety of transgender community web pages.
Gay Lesbian Bisexual Transgender
Open Magazine's Interview with Herbert Schiller
Schiller's The Corporate Cultural-Information Blanket
ROAR!'s article by Shiller: "Challenging the Global Cultural Factories"
Schiller: Media, Technology, & the Market
There's a renegade Catholic Bishop Bishop on the Net. Apparently the Pope demoted this guy for liberal attitudes to Bishop of Partenia, which is mythological, non-existent seat. Well, the Bishop has made the Internet Partenia, likely to the Pope's chagrin.
Ontario Centre for Religious Tolerance
THE VIRTUAL LIBRARY (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS) PSYCHOLOGY AND RELIGION HOLDINGS
Philosophy, Psychology, Religion
WWW-based Information
Other PSYCHOLOGY, RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY PAGES
Altered States of Consciousness
WORLD SCRIPTURE: A COMPARATIVE ANTHOLOGY OF SACRED TEXTS Includes a Comparative Anthology of Sacred Texts contains over 4000 scriptural passages from 268 sacred texts and 55 oral traditions, and is organized in terms of 164 different themes.
Freethought Web This is a collection of reprints of old, hidden, suppressed and forgotten books covering American and world history, the Biographies and writings of famous persons, philosophy, religion, non-theistic world-views, and more.
Cultural Studies and Critical Theory
More Sacred Texts on the Web
The King James Bible,
and also here.
The Tao Te Ching and as translated by Jesse Garon.
Christianity - Theoretical And Organizational Apologia - To Offer A Reason: An archive devoted to Christian apologetic materials.
EFF "Net Culture" Archive is also available on a mirror site, FTP at (ftp.eff.org) following the path /pub/Net_culture/ or on Gopher.
@url media and net culture provides corporate listings of materials on Net culture.
Net.Culture is a personal collection of links to aspects of Net culture.
CTHEORY is an international, electronic review of books on theory, technology and culture. Sponsored by the Canadian Journal of Political and Social Theory, reviews are posted periodically of key books in contemporary discourse as well as theorisations of major "event-scenes" in the mediascape.
CTHEORY is published with the assistance of the Dean of Arts and Science
and the Department of Political Science, Concordia University, Montreal,
Canada. The World Wide Web edition is made available through the kind
assistance of the members of the English Server Collective at Carnegie Mellon.
Editors: Arthur and Marilouise Kroker,
First Presented to the Spring 1996 Eastern International Regional Conference for
the American Academy of Religion, at Lemoyne College, Syracuse, N.Y.
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