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The Database of Religious History (DRH) is an online encyclopedia that systematically collects information on religious groups, providing a novel resource for both the scientific and religious studies communities. It solves two pressing needs: For scientists testing hypotheses about the cultural evolution of religion, it provides an unprecedented, infinitely-expandable, standardized, expert-sourced database. For the religious studies community facing information overload unmanageable with current technologies, it serves as a forum for scholarly debate and an instantly accessible record of current scholarly opinion, sourced from a global community and brought together on a multilingual, open-source platform. By Spring 2018, we intend to have at least 800 entries, a more user-friendly database and engaging visualization tools, and to have established the DRH as a non-profit foundation that will continue as an ever-growing resource for both the scholarly community and general public.
Mark Collard;Edward Slingerland
Pieoneers Web Technologies Inc
Sociology
Information and cultural industries
Simon Fraser University
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