Wesley Wildman

• WeirdWildWeb
• Institute for the Bio-Cultural Study of Religion
• LiberalEvangelical.org

This site is vast and diverse, containing materials (often student produced) so support the study of philosophy, theology, ethics, religious studies, and science-religion issues.

This is the web presence for the Institute for the Bio-Cultural Study of Religion, cofounded by Patrick McNamara and me. It contains news articles on recent developments in the scientific study of religion, book reviews, a calendar of events, among other resources.

This is the web presence for the Liberal-Evangelical Project. It features Brandon Daniel-Hughes' fabulous Le Blog, news articles, book reviews, and resources for congregations.

This site describes the doctoral and masters programs in Religious Thought, otherwise known as Track 2, in the Division of Religious and Theological Studies within Boston University's Graduate School. This program includes the study of philosophy of religion, philosophical theology, systematic theology, historical theology, comparative theology, and philosophical ethics.

This site describes the doctoral program in Theology through the School of Theology at Boston University. This program includes the study of philosophical theology, systematic theology, historical theology, and comparative theology.

This site describes the doctoral and masters programs in Religion and Science, otherwise known as Track 4, in the Division of Religious and Theological Studies within Boston University's Graduate School. This is a uniquely intensive multidisciplinary program that integrates the sciences and humanities for the sake of the study of aspects of religion.

This encyclopedia is the product of several generations of Boston University students. It consists of rich articles on a host of theological themes and figures.

A variety of resources, including book reviews and web links, furnished by students in the Boston University seminar on Tillich. The main feature is the "Reader's Guide to Systematic Theology."

A variety of resources, including book reviews and web links, furnished by students in the Boston University seminar on Schleiermacher. The main feature is the "Reader's Guide to Christian Faith."

A variety of resources, including book reviews and web links, furnished by students in the Boston University seminar on Religious Experience.

A variety of resources, including book reviews and web links, furnished by students in the Boston University seminar on Varieties of Religious Language.

A variety of resources, including book reviews and web links, furnished by students in the Boston University seminar on Varieties of Religious Naturalism.

A variety of resources, including book reviews and web links, furnished by students in the Boston University seminar on Spiritual, Medicine, and Health.

A stunningly useful bibliography created by doctoral students in the Boston University seminar on Spiritual, Medicine, and Health.

A variety of resources, including book reviews and web links, furnished by students in the Boston University seminar on Atheisms and Theologies.

A Sustainability bibliography.

An Ecological Ethics bibliography.

Pictures of philosophers.

Pictures of religious figures and thinkers.

A discussion of how to present abstract themes in philosophy to the sorts of concrete thinkers often found in introductory seminary classes.

Lectures on figures and themes in Western Philosophy, as they are relevant to theological questions.

The websites of Ben Wildman, including the world famous "Tassie" site.

A very large and highly amusing collection of squeaky clean jokes and stories.