More than 15,000 ethnic Hmong refugees now living in Thailand are eligible to be resettled in the United States, but their common practice of polygamy raises problems, according to a March 2, 2004, Reuters article posted by the Washington Times.

Read an article published in the spring 2003 issue of the Houston Law Review on the constitutionality of banning polygamy in the United States.

Listen to a March 15, 2004, National Public Radio program about polygamy on All Things Considered.

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Read the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy entry on Zhuangzi, one of the major foundational texts of Taoism.

Read an online English translation of Buddhist text by Harischandra Kaviratna. The site includes illustrations, glossary and appendix. It is sponsored by Theosophical University Press.

“Selections from the Writings of Bahá’u’lláh,” posted on the Baha’i World wesbite, gives various Bahá’í texts meant for reading or browsing broken down into writings and topics.

Read the full electronic text of the Koran, posted by University of Michigan and translated by M.H. Shakir. The site allows users to search Koran through key words, chapters and phrases.

Read the full electronic text of the Book of Mormon, posted by University of Michigan and provided by Project Gutenberg. It allows users to search via keywords, individual books or phrases.