See a resource on the King James Bible hosted by the Humanities Text Initiative, a unit of the University of Michigan’s Digital Library Production Service. It allows users to browse the Bible by individual books or phrases.

Th Book of Common Prayer is a text for the U.S. Episcopal Church, in English and Latin. See a page with resources on the Book hosted by Brian Reid and the Society for Archbishop Justus

BibleGateway.com provides passage lookup and word search in various versions of the Bible.

Hear the King James Bible narrated by Stephen Johnston.

See a scripture search engine. The site includes the Old Testament, New Testament, Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, Pearl of Great Price, as well as study guides, maps and photographs. It is hosted by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

See an article on how to find religious texts online, as well as a link to BibleGateway, a service of The Gospel Communications Network.

The Internet Sacred Text Archive packs in a variety of texts on early and modern neo-paganism, including a witch hunt manual, an ancient magical textbook and other texts. It is based in Santa Cruz, Calif.

The main website of the Om Sakthi movement posts a page on the history and objectives of the movement.

TheBabylonMatrix.com posts a page explaining the terminology of the New Age movement. The information is adapted and excerpted from work by David L. Brown.