Abstract

Describes electronic information resources in religious and theological studies, considers the impact these tools may have on theological librarians, and discusses results of a survey of electronic tools in theological libraries that was conducted to measure the attitudes of theological librarians toward computer-aided biblical research. (35 references) (LRW)

Citation

Stover, M. (1992). Religious Studies and Electronic Information: A Librarian's Perspective. Library Trends, 40(4), 687-703. Retrieved August 15, 2024 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/146579/.

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Keywords

• academic libraries
• Biblical Literature
• Bibliographic Databases
• higher education
• Humanities
• information technology
• Librarian Attitudes
• Library Automation
• Library Surveys
• Optical Data Disks
• Religion Studies
• Religious Libraries
• Research Methodology
• Theological Education