Writing 5: Religion & Politics   Tags: writ.005.06-wi13  

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Use the Quick Guide to find out how to cite a wide range of print and online resources.

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Here's a concise overview of what an annotated bibliography is and what the annotation should cover.

For your assignment, however, please note that the annotations should consist of 3 to 5 sentences. It should summarize the thesis statement of the article and provide your evaluation of the article.

A treasure-trove of issue briefs, statistics, and analysis on religion in public life.

The place to go to for the latest news on religion in the U.S.

Published by "Protestants and Other Americans United for Separation of Church and State," this journal chronicles current controversies in church - state issues in the U.S.

A conservative journal that thinks religious believers should not leave their faith at the door when participating in the public square of politics.

Based out of Washington, D.C. this Christian community focuses on racial and social justice. Their web site is http://www.sojo.net/

"...interdisciplinary perspectives on secularism, religion, and the public sphere."

"...an interfaith, interdisciplinary peer-reviewed English language academic and professional journal devoted to issues that engage both theology and law."

An interdisciplinary search engine that focuses on content here at Dartmouth.

An interdisciplinary index to the popular and academic press.

Particularly useful for search newspapers, court decisions, and law journals. Note: Use an exclamation point to truncate search terms, e.g. pharmac!

Subject headings include:
Church and State -- United States
Religion and politics -- United States

Index to journals in religious studies.