Reference Resources
A thorough list of DeWitt's reference resources, including encyclopedias and dictionaries. Resources are organized by subject.
Print Encyclopedias - Biblical Studies
Anchor Bible dictionaryCall Number: REF BS440 .A54 1992
Dictionary of the later New Testament & its developmentsCall Number: REF BS2625.5 .D53 1997
International Standard Bible EncyclopediaCall Number: REF BS440 .I6 1988
New Interpreter's Dictionary of the BibleCall Number: REF BS440 .N443 2006
Print Concordances
The new Strong's expanded exhaustive concordance of the BibleCall Number: REF BS425 .S8 2001
The strongest NIV exhaustive concordance by Call Number: REF BS425 .G62 2004
Print Encyclopedias - History of Christianity
Encyclopedia of early Christianity
Call Number: REF BR162.2 .E53 1990
- The new Westminster dictionary of Christian spirituality
Call Number: REF BV4488 .N49 2005
The Oxford history of Christian worshipCall Number: REF BV15 .O95 2006
Print Encyclopedias - Religion in America
An encyclopedia of African American Christian heritageCall Number: REF BR563.N4 M353 2002
Encyclopedia of American Catholic historyCall Number: REF BX1406.2 .E53 1997
Encyclopedia of American women and religionCall Number: REF BL2525 .B45 1998
Encyclopedia of fundamentalism by Call Number: REF BL238 .E63 2001
Encyclopedia of women and religion in North AmericaCall Number: REF BL458 .E52 2006 vols 1-3
Dictionary of Christianity in AmericaCall Number: REF BR515 .D53 1990
Print Encyclopedias - World Religions
- Encyclopedia of fundamentalism by Call Number: REF BL238 .E63 2001
- The HarperCollins dictionary of religion
From the American Academy of Religion
The Oxford Dictionary of World ReligionsCall Number: REF BL31 .O84 1997
Online Encyclopedias
- New Catholic EncyclopediaThis longstanding multi-volume resource provides comprehensive coverage of the Church's history and institutions including in depth articles on Religious Education.
- Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church
Covers the vast and complex subject of the Christian Church - from theology; churches and denominations; patristic scholarship; and the bible; to the church calendar and its organization; popes; archbishops; saints; and mystics.
Cambridge Reference (eBooks)
- Cambridge Companions Online This link opens in a new windowA collection of searchable texts in classics, literature, music, philosophy, and religion.