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-- Journal of Buddhist Ethics
Owner: .
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-- Jerusalem Sentinel List
A Seventh Day Adventist list.
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A moderated list with regards to the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
(Jehovah's Witnesses) and their practices and doctrinal system. But other appropriate
topics include cults in general, mind/thought-control, authoritarianism, etc. The group is
made up of ex-JWs, current-JWs, and interested other folk. Moderator: .
Message volume unknown
This is the Jewish Studies Judaica ejournal. A monthly publication dedicated to
on-going research and current events in academic Jewish Studies. Welcomes submissions from
all subscribers.
Message volume unknown
-- Just Ordinary Saints Endeavoring to
Promote Harmony
JOSEPH hopes to provide a forum for high level, thoughtful, informed and
reflective discussion of matters relating to the Latter-Day Saints (Mormons).
Message volume unknown
-- JUDAIC SEMINAR
This seminar operates in the classical Jewish tradition that recognizes that all
fields of knowledge may contribute to a better understanding of the intent and message of
the Torah.
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Information and planning for Unitarian Universalists involved in social action.
Another way of subscibing is to use the Unitarian Universalist Association's (UUA's)
E-Mail Mailing List Subscription form at http://www.uua.org/lists/subscribe.html.
Message volume unknown
Members of this list discuss Halachic questions and issues concerning women's
roles in Judaism.
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The Lutheran Campus Ministry international online community. List owners:
Christine Norstrand & . See also the LCM-L information page at www.lightlink.com/xine/lcm/lcm-l.html.
Message volume unknown
News service from the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod.
Message volume unknown
Books related to Mormonism. We think of this list as something akin to our
library; a place where good friends can come together to talk about books.
Message volume unknown
Latter-day Saints Political Discussion and digest.
Message volume unknown
Christian Leadership Discussion Group. Discuss with other leaders the various
issues a leader faces? Have you ever wanted advice on small groups? Have you ever wanted
to know what it actually means to be a leader? If you can answer "yes" to any of
these questions, then the Leadership Forum can help you.
Message volume unknown
Project Genesis D'var Torah & Announcements. The LifeLine goes out weekly,
with a Dvar Torah on the weekly Torah reading (or an upcoming holiday) and information
about upcoming programs, new services, and new classes.
Message volume low
-- Liturgical Tofu
An ecumenical liturgy discussion list. List owner:
Message volume unknown
LITURGY-L is a nondenominational forum for the discussion of issues relevant to
the study and planning of Christian worship. We welcome participation from members of all
denominations. The activities of this list range from informal conversation to formal
meeting. Hence, each contribution to the ongoing discussion should be considered more a
letter than a part of a chat. (There will be the occasional humorous aside and the like.
The comments here are not given to induce rigidity, but to define the norm.) We encourage
discussion across a broad spectrum of ecclesiastical and liturgical opinion and actively
discourage the use of this list as a forum for liturgical warfare, denominational
posturing, or other similar activities. We also discourage the use of the list for
primarily commercial purposes or fundraising. We always welcome new members. Upon joining,
please take the time to introduce yourself to the group! For more information: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/liturgy-l
Approximately 200-300 messages per month. Expect seasonal variation.
-- Lutheran Office of Public Policy
The ELCIC's LOPP List was created by the Lutheran Office for Public Policy as a
quick and efficient way to help support the work of social justice ministries in the
churches. The LOPP listserver is offered as a service for churches and ecumenical social
justice organizations to post information that would be helpful to people working on these
issues. Information may include media releases, short articles, urgent action requests,
brief background papers, announcements of events and other related items. The LOPP List is
not intended for discussion of issues. Other listservers exist for that purpose. List
owner: , Director of the Institute for Christian Ethics at Waterloo
Lutheran Seminary.
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This mailing list was founded in 1986 for the purpose of discussing Jewish topics
in general within an environment where the validity of Halakha and the Halakhic process is
accepted, as well as for the discussion of topics of Halakha. The mailing list is open to
everybody, but topics such as the validity of Torah, halakha etc are not accepted.
Message volume high
A discussion of the Messiah and Redemption in Jewish Thought and Law.
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A list dealing with matters relating to Asatru, Druidism, Druidry, Odinism,
Wicca, Witchcraft, and other Pagan religions.
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A moderated list dealing with matters relating to Wicca and Paganism. For
subscription information, please visit www.idirect.com/oracle/oracle-a-policy.html.
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A list dealing with matters relating to Orthodox Christianity.
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ELCIC pastor Walter Johanson maintains a number of helpful e-mail lists in the
fields of church music, stewardship, social ministry, evangelism, youth ministry and
Sunday School. There are also lists for church leaders, office secretaries and treasurers
or financial officers. Further details as to the particular direction of each list are
available at Pr. Johanson's ChurchOffice.com
web site.
To subscribe, use the command "subscribe List-Name Your-Email-Address"
Message volume unknown
The Presbyterian Church in Canada (PCC)
listserv.
Message volume unknown
Presbyterian Church USA News Service
Message volume variable. Considerable material of interest primarily to U.S. Presbyterians
The Freedom of Religion mailing list is for Unitarian Universalists interested in
keeping the public schools free of sectarian religion as in the First Amendment to the
Constitution, educating about the facts and implications of the activities of political
religious extremists and responding in ways that are congruent with Unitarian Universalist
principles. Another way of subscibing is to use the Unitarian Universalist Association's
(UUA's) E-Mail Mailing List Subscription form at http://www.uua.org/lists/subscribe.html.
Message volume unknown
(Programme to Overcome Violence)
The World Council of Churches' "Decade to Overcome Violence" listserv
for information about the campaign, resources and announcements. See the WCC webpage for further details, or consult the DOV webpage.
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Prac-Halacha (Issues in Practical Halacha) is a moderated list produced by the
Kollel Menachem - Lubavitch of Melbourne, Australia. Prac-Halacha is distributed on a
regular basis and discusses a different aspect of Halacha (Jewish Law). Numerous sources
are cited, both modern and ancient, and presented in a concise and readable form.
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Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered Quakers and F/friends. "The Q-LIGHT
mailing list is a place for discussion of topics of interest to queer Quakers in an
atmosphere of harmony and mutual respect. It is also a place to seek clarity on issues
relating to the place of queer Quakers in the Religious Society of Friends."
Message volume unknown
A moderated discussion group devoted to Quakerism and issues of interest to the
Religious Society of Friends. If you have any question about the QUAKER-L list, write to
the list owners at the generic address: .
Message volume unknown
A moderated discussion group devoted to Quaker peace and social justice issues.
If you have any question about the QUAKER-P list, write to the list owners at the generic
address: .
Message volume unknown
Members of this list discuss religion and other issues in both a humorous and
serious point of view
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The purpose of this list is sharing and discussion around Religious Education
issues, to promote communication and greater understanding of RE, particularly within the
Unitarian Universalist community. The list is sponsored by the Unitarian Universalist
Association (UUA) RE Department. Another way of subscibing is to use the Unitarian
Universalist Association's (UUA's) E-Mail Mailing List Subscription form at http://www.uua.org/lists/subscribe.html.
Message volume unknown
A Reformed Theology list. Owner:
Message volume unknown
This innovative list is designed specifically for reform Jewish professionals. It
is not a discussion list. Rather, it is designed for the free exchange of information for
sermons, bulletins, curricula, upcoming conference information, news to be used in
congregations, etc. The list is closed to restrict membership, and is currently operating
as a moderated list. If you would like more information about this list, please contact
the list owner at .
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The first of two groups with the same name. Discussion of Early Church, Qumran,
Nazarenes, Essenes, etc.
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The second of two groups with the same name. The purpose of this list is to
facilitate the widest possible discussion of the roots of the first century
Essene/Ebionite/Nazarene movement and to separate the true Yeshua from the mythologized
"Jesus". The promotional material states that "this list has no connections
or affiliations with any religious group or academic institution whatsoever and has no
agenda other than to bring people together for discussions relating to the faith of the
first century C.E. Ebionites." Moderator:
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The
Liszt: Searchable Directory of E-Mail Discussion Groups
is an excellent tool to help locate a particular e-mail list.
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