"The Essays" by Francis Bacon (1625)
Religious History:"Jesus Mysteries" by Freke & Gandy "Dead Sea Scrolls" by S. Hodge Misc: |
Religion:"C of E: The State It's In" by Monica Furlong "Phenomenon of Religion" by Momen |
These are most of the books and periodicals that I have used across all of my webpages.
British Army Review
I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following pages:
Rule Satannia
Used on the following pages:

Who's Who in the Classical World (Oxford)
This source appears on the following page:
Our Global Neighbourhood: The Report of the Commission on Global Governance
Oxford University Press original edition. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following page:
Philosophy Now
Philosophy Now, 41a Jerningham Road, Telegraph Hill, London SE14 5NQ, UK. Published by Anja Publications Ltd. www.philosophynow.org. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:
Skeptical Inquirer
Pro-science magazine published bimonthly by the Committee for Scientific Inquiry, New York, USA. Used on the following pages:
Adams, Douglas
"So long, and thanks for all the fish" (1985). Pan Macmillan; New Ed edition. I have used this source on the following page:
Akron
"H.R. Giger Tarot" (2000). Akron is the writing name of C. F. Frey. Published by Evergreen, an imprint of Taschen GmbH. Original edition published as Baphomet in 1992 by Urania AG, Neuhausen/Switzerland. Used on the following text:
Alston, Philip (Ed.)
"Non-State Actors and Human Rights" (2005 Hardback). Academy of European Law. European University Institute in collaboration with the Center for Human Rights and Global Justice (of which Prof. Alston is the director), New York University School of Law. Published by Oxford University Press. Used on the following page:
Anon
"Chatto Book of the Devil". Hardback. Anonymous.
Apap, Joanna
"Justice and Home Affairs in the EU" (2004 hardback). Published by Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, Cheltenham, UK. Dr Apap is Head of Unit and Research Fellow on Justice and Home Affairs, Centre for European Policy Studies, Brussels. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following text:

Ayoub, Mahmoud M.
"Islam: Faith and History" (2004). Oneworld Publications. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:

Bacon, Francis
"The Essays" (1625). Original works completed by 1625 by Francis Bacon (1561-1626). Published in 1985 by Penguin Books, London, UK. Used on the following pages:

Baddeley, Gavin
"Dissecting Marilyn Manson".
Baddeley, Gavin
"Lucifer Rising" (1999). Published by Plexus Publishing Limited. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:

Bagemihl, Bruce
"Biological Exuberance: Animal Homosexuality and Natural Diversity" (1999 hardback).

Baigent & Leigh & Lincoln
"Holy Blood and Holy Grail" (1991). Corgi edition.

Bain, Carolyn
"Sweden" (2003 2nd ed). Lonely Planet guide. Original edition in 2000 by Graeme Cornwallis. Published by Lonely Planet Publications Pty Ltd, Australia. The Amazon link is to a newer version than the one I've used.

Barnett, Hilaire
"Constitutional & Administrative Law" (2002 4th ed). Originally published 1995 by Cavendish Publishing Ltd, London UK. The Amazon.co.uk links are to the 5th edition. This source appears on the following page:
Barnett, Robinson & Rose (Eds.)
"A Demanding World" (2006). Published by The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following pages:
Barton, Blanche
"The Secret Life of a Satanist" (1990). Published in UK 1992, by Mondo, Titan Books, London, UK by arrangement with Feral Press. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:

Bear, Connors and Paradiso
"Neuroscience" (1996). Published by Williams & Wilkins, Baltimore, Maryland, USA. The Amazon link is to a newer version. Mark F. Bear Ph.D. and Barry W Connors Ph.D. are both Professors of Neuroscience at Brown University, Rhode Island, USA, and Michael A. Paradiso Ph.D., associate professor. Used on the following texts:
Becket and Chandler
"The Oxford History of the British Army" (1994). Compiled in 1994. Oxford University Press. Quotes taken from the 2003 reissue of 1996 edition. This source appears on the following texts:

Beetham, David
"Democracy: A beginners guide" (2005). Published by Oneworld Publications, Oxford, UK. I have used this source on the following pages:
Bierce, Ambrose (1842-1914?)
"The Devil's Dictionary" (1967). Published in Great Britain by Victor Gollancz. Published by Penguin Books in 1971, and quotes taken from a 2001 Penguin Classics reprint. Penguin Group, London, UK. Used on the following texts:
Blitz Editions
"Quotations". I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:
Bloom, Clive
"Literature, Politics and Intellectual Crises in Britain Today" (2001). Published by Palgrave. This source appears on the following texts:
Bloom, Cooper & Roth
"The Biochemical Basis of Neuropharmacology" (1996). Jack R Cooper Ph.D. is professor of pharmacology at the Yale University School of Medicine. Floyd E. Bloom, M.D., is Chairman of the Department of Neuropharmacology at the Scripps Research Institute and Robert H. Roth, Ph.D., is the professor of Pharmacology and Psychiatry at the Yale University School of Medicine. Published by Oxford University Press. This source appears on the following page:
Bone, Sheila (Ed.)
"Osborn's Concise Law Dictionary" (2001 9th ed). First edition 1927. Published by Sweet & Maxwell Limited, London UK. This source appears on the following page:
Bono, Prof E.
"Six Thinking Hats" (1985). Quotes taken from Penguin Books 2000 edition based on revised First Back Bay 1999 edition. Penguin Books Ltd, The Strand, London, UK.
Boreham, Richard & Blenkinsop, Sarah (Eds.)
"Drug use, smoking & drinking among young people in England in 2003" (2004). A survey of 10000 secondary school children (aged 11-15, in school years 7 to 11) carried out on behalf of the Department of Health by the National Center for Social Research and the National Foundation for Educational Research. Published by The Stationary Office, UK. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following text:

Boswell, John
"Christianity, Social Tolerance and Homosexuality" (1980). New Ed edition Published University of Chicago Press, 1981.
Bright, Leila
"Teach Yourself Dream Interpretation" (1999). Quotes from 2003 softback edition. This source appears on the following pages:

Bruce, Steve
"Religion in the Modern World: From Cathedrals to Cults" (1996). Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK. [Book Review] I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:
Butler, W. E.
"Magic; It's Ritual, Power and Purpose" (2001). Thoth Publications. Originally published 1952. I have used this source on the following page:

Chomsky, Naom
"Media Control: The Spectacular Achievement of Propaganda" (2002 2nd ed). Seven Stories Press, New York USA. First published 1991. I have used this source on the following texts:
Clark, David (Ed.)
"The Sociology of Death" (1993). Published by Blackwell Publishers/The Sociological Review. Used on the following texts:

Clay, John
"A Divided Self: Biography of R.D.Laing" (1997). Published by Hodder & Stoughton.

Coles, Joanne & Reynolds, Jane
"Constitutional and Administrative Law (Key Facts)" (2003). Part of the Key Facts series. UK law. Published by Hodder & Stroughton. Used on the following texts:
Comte, Fernand
"The Wordsworth Dictionary of Mythology" (1994). Wordsworth Editions Ltd. This source appears on the following text:

Conze, Edward
"Buddhist Scriptures" (1959). Penguin Books. Used on the following pages:
Cotterell, Arthur
"Norse Mythology" (1997). "Ultimate Editions" version.
Davie, Grace
"Religion in Britain since 1945" (1997).

Davies, Paul
"The Origin of Life" (2003). Originally published as The Fifth Miracle in 1998. Published by the Penguin Group.

Davison & Neale
"Abnormal Psychology" (1997 Hardback 7th ed). Published by John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Amazon link points to a newer edition than the one I've used here. Used on the following texts:

Dawkins, Prof. Richard
"A Devil's Chaplain" (2004). Paperback edition published by Phoenix of Orion Books Ltd, London UK. Originally published 2003 by Weidenfeld & Nicolson.

Dawkins, Prof. Richard
"The God Delusion" (2006 hardback). Published by Bantam Press, Transworld Publishers, Uxbridge Road, London, UK.

Dawkins, Prof. Richard
"The Selfish Gene" (1976). 30th Anniversary 2006 edition, published by Oxford University Press. Used on the following pages:
Dean, Alan
"Chaos and Intoxication" (1997 hardback 1st ed). Alan Dean is lecturer in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Hull. I have used this source on the following pages:
Deinsen, Rev. R.
Episcopal Church USA (ECUSA).
Dennett, Daniel C.
"Kinds of Minds" (1996). Science Masters Hardback Edition. This source appears on the following pages:

Diamond, Jared
"Why is Sex Fun? The Evolution of Human Sexuality" (1998). 2001 reissue. Published by Phoenix, Orion Books Ltd, London, UK. J. Diamond is Professor of Physiology at the Medical School of the University of California, USA. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following page:
Dinan, Desmond
"Origins and Evolution of the European Union" (2006). Published by Oxford University Press, UK.

Drury, Nevill
"Shamanism" (1996). Element Books.

Ehrman, Bart
"Lost Christianities" (2003 hardback). Oxford University Press, New York, USA. I have used this source on the following texts:

Einstein, Albert (1879-1955)
"Ideas and Opinions" (1954). Published in 1954 by Crown Publishers, New York, USA and in 1982 by Three Rivers Press. A collection of Einstein's writings and texts. Used on the following texts:
Einstein, Albert (1879-1955)
"The Human Side" (1981). Published by Princeton University Press. A series of previously unpublished essays and letters, edited by Helen Dukas and B. Hoffman. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following page:
Ellis and Abarbanel (Drs)
"The Encyclopaedia of Sexual Behaviour" (1961). Published by Hawthorn Books Inc., New York, USA. Used on the following texts:

Erricker, Clive
"Buddhism" (1995). Published as part of the TeachYourself Books series. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following pages:
EUMC
"Muslims in the European Union: Discrimination and Islamophobia" (2006). Published by the European Monitoring Centre on Racism and Xenophobia, Vienna, Austria.
European Commission
"Religion and Belief Discrimination in Employment - the EU law" (2006). Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, Unit G.2. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following pages:
Eurostat. Statistical Office of the European Community, Luxembourg. http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat.
"Eurobarometer 225: Social values, Science & Technology" (2005). Published for the European Commission. Accessed online 2008 Sep 01. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following pages:
Eurostat. Statistical Office of the European Community, Luxembourg. http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat.
"Eurostat yearbook 2006-07" (2007). Published by Eurostat (2007 Feb 20), accessed via http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat on 2007 Mar 07. I have used this source on the following pages:
Eurostat. Statistical Office of the European Community, Luxembourg. http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat.
"Statistical Pocketbook 2006" (2006). I have used this source on the following pages:
Everett, Flic
"Various". This source appears on the following page:
Everette, Susanne
"The History of Slavery" (1997 hardback). Quotes from 1997 print. Published by Grange Books. Used on the following text:
Eysenck, Michael and Keane, Mark
"Cognitive Psychology" (1995 3rd ed). Published by Psychology Press, Hove, UK. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:
Foss, Michael
"People of the First Crusade" (1997). I have used this source on the following text:

Freke, Timothy & Gandy, Peter
"The Jesus Mysteries" (1999). Text taken from 2000 paperback edition. Published by Thorsons, London. [Book Review] I have used this source on the following pages:
Furedi, Frank
"Where Have All the Intellectuals Gone?" (2004). Quotes from original hardback edition. Frank Furedi is professor of sociology at the University of Kent. This source appears on the following pages:

Furlong, Monica
"The C of E: The State It's In" (2000). First published in GB in 2000 by Stoughton. All quotes taken from the paperback first edition, 2000. [Book Review]
Gardner, Laurence
"Bloodline of the Holy Grail" (1996). Quotes from Element 2002 Edition. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following page:
Gerth, H. H. & Mills, Wright (Eds.)
"Max Weber: Essays in sociology" (1948). Quotes taken from paperback edition published in 1991 by Routledge, UK. Original text by Weber from 1906. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following page:
Gettings, Fred
"Dictionary of Demons" (1988). Quotes from 1989 hardback reprint. Published by Guild Publishing.

Giddens, Anthony
"Sociology" (1997 hardback 3rd ed). Originally 1989. Published by Polity Press in association with Blackwell Publishers Ltd. Used on the following texts:

Gilmore, Peter
"The Satanic Scriptures" (2007 Hardback). A collection of texts by the High Priest of the Church of Satan (as of 2001+). Published by Scapegoat Publishing, USA. Many essays have been published previously, many presented with updated text. Used on the following texts:

Gilovich, Thomas
"How We Know What Isn't So: The Fallibility of Human Reason in Everyday Life" (1991). 1993 paperback edition published by The Free Press, NY, USA. This source appears on the following pages:
Goldblatt, David (Ed.)
"Knowledge and the social sciences: theory, method, practice" (2004 2nd ed). Originally published 2000 by The Open University for DD100, London, UK. I have used this source on the following page:

Gooch, Stan
"The Origins of Psychic Phenomena: Poltergeists, Incubi, Succubi, and the Unconscious Mind" (2007). My references are to the original edition published as "Creatures from Inner Space" (1984, hardback) by Rider & Company, London, UK. The edition linked to here is published by Inner Traditions 2007; information retrieved from Amazon UK on 2007 Dec 14. [Book Review] I have used this source on the following pages:
Goudie, Prof. Andrew
"The Nature of the Environment" (1993 3rd ed). Originally published 1984. Blackwell Publishers, Oxford, UK. I have used this source on the following pages:

Green, Ronald M.
"Babies by Design: The Ethics of Genetic Choice" (2007). Yale University Press. I have used this source on the following pages:

Gregory, Richard L.
"The Oxford Companion to the Mind" (1987). Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK. Quotes from 1987 reprint.

Gribbin, John
"In Search of the Edge of Time" (1995). Published by Penguin Books Ltd, London, UK. First published 1992 by Bantam Press.
Griffin, Donald R.
"Animal Minds" (1992). The University of Chicago Press. I have used this source on the following page:
Griffin, Joseph
"The Origin of Dreams" (1997 hardback). I have used this source on the following texts:

Gross, Richard
"Psychology: The Science of Mind and Behaviour" (1996 3rd ed). Published by Hodder & Stoughton, London UK. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:

Harris, Sam
"The End of Faith: Religion, Terror and the Future of Reason" (2006 ed). Published in UK by The Great Free Press, 2005.

Harrison, Paul
"Pantheism" (1999). Quotes from Element Books softback. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:

Harvey, Graham & Hardman, Charlotte
"Pagan Pathways" (1995). First published by Thorsons 1995. All quotes taken from Thorsons 2000 edition. Used on the following pages:

Hawking, Stephen
"A Brief History of Time".
Heater & Berridge
"Introduction to International Politics" (1992). Quotes from 1993 version, Harvester Wheatsheaf publishing, Hertfordshire, England. Used on the following pages:

Hecke, Dr Madeleine L. Van
"Blind Spots: Why Smart People Do Dumb Things" (2007). Prometheus Books, Amherst, New York, USA. I have used this source on the following page:

Heelas, Paul
"The New Age Movement: Religion, Culture and Society in the Age of Postmodernity" (1996). Blackwell Publishers Ltd, London, UK. Used on the following page:

Held, David (Ed.)
"A Globalizing World? Culture, Economics, Politics" (2004 2nd ed). Originally 2000. Published by Routledge for The Open University. This source appears on the following texts:
Heyman, Charles (Ed.)
"British Army Handbook 2002-2003". Pen & Sword Books Ltd, Barnsley, UK. Amazon link is to a newer edition than the one I have used. I have used this source on the following page:

Heywood, Andrew
"Political Ideologies" (2003 3rd ed). First edition 1992. Published by Palgrave MacMillan. Used on the following pages:

Hodge, Stephen
"Dead Sea Scrolls" (2001). Published by Piatkus books, London UK. Paperback first edition. [Book Review] I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following pages:
Horspool, Margot
"European Union Law" (2003 3rd ed). Published by Lexis Nexis, UK. Margot Horspool is professor of European and Comparative Law at the University of Surrey; Fellow of the Centre for the Law of the European Union, University College London and professor at the College of Europe.
Hough, Michael Prof.
"Drugs Misuse and the Criminal Justice System". Drugs Prevention Initiative, Home Office. Since 1990 Home Office Drugs Prevention Initiative has pilotted 20 small teams working with local communities, which was then expanded into 12 larger teams each covering a larger geographical area of the UK. Over 1500 drugs prevention projects were supported. The strategy: "to form new partnerships in the community, to bulid on past experiene and to generate new activities". The work of the teams is building up considerable experience of drugs prevention activity. I have used this source on the following texts:

Hughes, Gordon & Fergusson, Ross (Eds.)
"Ordering Lives: Family, work and welfare" (2004 2nd ed). Published by Routledge. Originally written and published by The Open University, 2000, UK. Used on the following texts:

Humphreys, Christmas
"Buddhism" (1954). Christmas was President of the Buddhist Society, London, from its foundation in 1924 until its Silver Jubilee.

Hutton, Ronald
"The Stations of the Sun: A History of the Ritual Year in Britain" (1996). 2001 re-issue. Published by Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following page:

Hutton, Ronald
"The Triumph of the Moon: A History of Modern Pagan Witchcraft" (1999). Published by Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK. Paperback edition 2001. Used on the following pages:

Ingersol, Robert. G.
"Complete Lectures of Col. R. G. Ingersol (1900)" (1900). Kessinger Publishing, 1998. This source appears on the following pages:

Jackson, Stephen
"Britain's Population: Demographic Issues in Contemporary Society" (1998). Published by Routledge.

James, William
"The Varieties of Religious Experience" (1902). From the Gifford Lectures delivered at Edinburgh 1901-1902, first Edition printed 1960. Quotes from fifth edition, 1971, Collins. [Book Review]
Jehovah's Witnesses, The. Publications by their publishing company, the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, New York, USA.
"Mankind's Search for God" (1990). International Bible Students Assocation Brooklyn, New York, USA. I have used this source on the following page:
Jehovah's Witnesses, The. Publications by their publishing company, the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, New York, USA.
"What Does the Bible Really Teach" (2005). Taken from a 2006 print. Used on the following texts:

Jones, Bill (Ed.)
"Politics UK" (2004 5th ed). With Dennish Kavanagh, Michael Moran and Phillip Norton. First published 1991. Pearson Education Ltd. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:
Jones, Ken
"The Social Face of Buddhism" (1989). Published by Wisdom Publications, London, UK. Used on the following pages:

Josephus
"The Jewish War". Translated by G. A. Williamson, original text 1st Century Hebrew & Greek. Penguin Books, translation published 1959. 1981 print of 1970 revised edition. [Book Review] This source appears on the following texts:
Kahl, Joachin
"The Misery of Christianity - a Plea for Humanity without God". Used on the following page:

Kaufmann, Walter
"Critique of Religion and Philosophy" (1958 hardback). This source appears on the following pages:
Kegley & Wittkopf
"American Foreign Policy" (1987 3rd ed). Charles W Kegley, Jr, Uni South Carolina and Eugene R. Wittkopf, Uni Florida. Published by Wadsworth.

Kelly, David & Slapper, Gary
"The English Legal System" (2003 6th ed). First edition 1994. Published by Cavendish Publishing, London UK. The Amazon link is for the 7th edition. This source appears on the following text:
Kephart, William M
"Extraordinary Groups, The Sociology of Unconventional Life-Styles" (1982). St. Martin's Press Inc. This source appears on the following page:
Kitchen, Graham
"The Classic 1000 Dreams" (1991). English text sourced from the foulsham book, The Classic 1000 Dreams by Graham Kitchen, the book references various authors' own books of dream interpretations:

Klein, Naomi
"No Logo" (2004). Originally published 2000, HarperCollins, London, UK. This source appears on the following text:

Knott, Kim
"Hinduism: A Very Short Introduction" (1998). Published by Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK. Part of the Very Short Introductions series. 2000 reissue.

Laing, R.D.
"Self and Others" (1961 2nd ed). Originally 1961. Published by Penguin Books Ltd, Middlesex, UK.
Laing, R.D.
"The Politics of Experience and the Bird of Paradise" (1967). Published by Penguin Books Ltd, Middlesex, UK, 1973 reprint. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following text:

LaVey, Anton (1930-1997)
"The Devil's Notebook" (1992). Published by Feral House, CA USA. This source appears on the following texts:

LaVey, Anton (1930-1997)
"The Satanic Bible" (1969). Published by Avon Books Inc, New York, USA. Anton LaVey founded the Church of Satan in 1966. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:
LaVey, Anton (1930-1997)
"The Satanic Witch" (1970). Quotes from 1989 edition, 18th print, with introduction by Zeena LaVey. Published by Feral House, Los Angeles, USA.

Le Poidevin, Robin
"Travels in Four Dimensions: The Enigmas of Space and Time" (2003). Published by Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK. The author is Professor of Metaphysics at the University of Leeds. Used on the following pages:
Leakey, Richard & Lewin, Roger
"Origins Reconsidered: In Search of What Makes Us Human" (1992). Published by Little, Brown and Company, London, UK. I have used this source on the following texts:
Legrain, Philippe
"Immigrants: Your Country Needs Them" (2007). I have used this source on the following text:
Levi, Eliphas
"The History of Magic" (1860). Translation and Preface by Arthur Edward Waite, 1971, first edition of Waite translation was 1913. Eliphas Levi is the writing name of Alphonse Louis Constant. Published by Rider & Company, London, UK. I have used this source on the following texts:

Lewis, Bernard
"Semites and Anti-Semites" (1986 hardback). I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following text:
Lomborg, Bjorn (Ed.)
"Global Crises, Global Solutions" (2004). Bjorn Lomborg is Associate Professor of Statistics, University of Aarhus, and former Director, Environmental Assessment Institute, Copenhagen. This source appears on the following text:

Loughlin, Martin
"Sword and Scales: An Examination of the Relationship Between Law and Politics" (2000). Hart Publishing Ltd, Oxford, UK. Prof. Loughlin is Professor of Law at the University of Manchester, UK, and Professor of Public Law-elect at the London School of Economics & Political Science, UK. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following pages:
Lunde, Paul
"Islam: A brief history" (2003 revised). First published in UK 2002 by Dorling Kindersley Ltd, London, UK. I have used this source on the following texts:
Machiavelli, Nicolo (1469-1527)
"The Prince" (1513). Electronic copy via The Gutenberg Project at www.gutenberg.org...1232, accessed 2007 May. Translation into English by W. K. Marriott. I have used this source on the following pages:
Mavromataki, Maria
"Greek Mythology and Religion" (1997). Published by Haïtalis, Astrous 13, 13121 Athens, Greece. I have used this source on the following texts:
Mazarr, Michael J
"Global Trends 2005". Palgrave Books softback. Used on the following texts:

McCall, Andrew
"The Medieval Underworld" (1979). Quotes from 2004 Sutton Publishing softback edition.
McConnel, James V.
"Understanding Human Behavior" (1986 hardback 5th ed). Originally published 1974. CBS College Publishing, Holt Rinehart and Winston, New York, USA.
Mikes, George
"How to be an Alien" (1970). Penguin Books. I have used this source on the following page:

Momen, Moojan
"The Phenomenon Of Religion: A Thematic Approach" (1999). Published by Oneworld Publications, Oxford, UK. [Book Review] I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following pages:
Moore, Garth
"An Introduction to English Canon Law" (1967). I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following page:
Moynihan & Soderlind
"Lords of Chaos" (1998). Published by Feral House, Los Angeles, USA. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following pages:
Murithi, Timothy
"The African Union: Pan-Africanism, Peacebuilding and Development" (2005 hardback). Published by Ashgate Publishing Limited, Aldershot, UK. T. Murithi is Programme Officer, Programme in Peacekeeping and Preventative Diplomacy. United Nations Institute for Training and Research, Switzerland. I have used this source on the following texts:
Myers, David
"Social Psychology" (1999 6th 'international' ed). First edition 1983. Published by McGraw Hill.
National Academy of Sciences and Inst. of Medicine
"Science, Evolution and Creationism" (2008). Produced by a committee of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) and the Institute of Medicine. Full-length 88-page report available on www.nap.edu. Quotes taken from a NAS brochure based on the report. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following page:
National Center for Social Research, the
"British Social Attitudes 2006/2007" (2007). Edited by Alison Park, John Curtice, Katarina Thomson, Miranda Phillips and Mark Johnson. Published by SAGE Publications, London, UK.

Nietzsche, Friedrich (1844-1900)
"The AntiChrist" (1888). Quotes from Prometheus Books publication, 2000, translation by Anthony M. Ludovici. [Book Review] Used on the following texts:

Nietzsche, Friedrich (1844-1900)
"Beyond Good and Evil" (1886). I have used this source on the following pages:
Nietzsche, Friedrich (1844-1900)
"Misc". This source appears on the following text:

Nietzsche, Friedrich (1844-1900)
"On the Genealogy of Morals and Ecce Homo" (1887). Translation by Walter Kaufmann published in 1969 October by Random House, Inc. The Amazon link does not link to the same version that I have quoted from.

Nietzsche, Friedrich (1844-1900)
"Thus Spake Zarathustra" (1885). Used on the following pages:

Nietzsche, Friedrich (1844-1900)
"Twilight of the Idols" (1998). Oxford World Classics translation by Duncan Large 1998. Used on the following text:
Office for National Statistics
"The Health of Adult Britain, 1841-1994" (1997 Volume 1). Edited by John Charlton and Mike Murphy. Published by The Stationary Office, London, UK. I have used this source on the following pages:

Oldridge, Darren
"The Devil in Early Modern England" (2000). Sutton Publishing Limited, England. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:

Ormerod, David
"Smith & Hogan Criminal Law" (2005 11th ed). http://vexen.livejournal.com/320936.html.

Orwell, George
"1984" (1949). Published by Penguin Books, London, UK, in 1989. Reprinted 1990. First published by Martin Seeker & Warburg Ltd 1949.

Orwell, George
"Animal Farm" (1945). Compact Books edition published 1993, part of Reed Consumer Books Ltd, London, UK. I have used this source on the following page:
O'Toole, Edward
"Sophia Bestiae" (2006 Jun 06). Published by Aestheteka Press. Quotes taken from a pre-release edition. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:

Partridge, Christopher (Ed.)
"Encyclopedia of New Religions" (2004 Hardback). Published by Lion Publishing, Oxford, UK. This source appears on the following pages:

Paxman, Jeremy
"The English" (1998). Quotes from 1999 Penguin Books edition. Used on the following texts:

Perry, Marvin & Schweitzer, Frederick M.
"Anti-Semitism" (2002 hardback). Published by Palgrave Macmillan.

Pilkington, C. M.
"Teach Yourself Judaism" (1995). Published by Hodder Headline PLC. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following pages:
Reynolds, Alfred
"Jesus Versus Christianity" (1993 ed). Originally published 1988. Cambridge International Publishers, London UK. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following pages:
Roberts, Jenny
"Bible Facts" (1997 hardback). Originally 1990. Published by Grange Books, London. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following pages:
Robertson, J M
"Pagan Christs". This source appears on the following page:

Rubenstein, Richard E.
"When Jesus Became God: The Struggle to Define Christianity During the Last Days of Rome" (1999). First Harvest edition, 2000. Published by Harcourt, Inc. I have referenced or quoted from this source on the following texts:
Russell, Bertrand (1872-1970)
"History of Western Philosophy" (1946). Quotes from 2000 edition published by Routledge, London, UK. Used on the following texts:
Russell, Bertrand (1872-1970)
"Religion and Science" (1935). 1997 edition with introduction by Michael Ruse. Published by Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK. I have used this source on the following pages:

Russell, Bertrand (1872-1970)
"Why I am not a Christian" (1957). Quotes from Fourth Impression of 1967 edition, 1971, Unwin Books. Used on the following texts:

Sagan, Carl
"Cosmos" (1995). Originally published 1981 by McDonald & Co. This edition published by Abacus. I have used this source on the following pages:

Sardar, Ziauddin and Davies, Merryl Wyn
"Why do People Hate America?" (2002). I have used this source on the following texts:

Schimmelfennig, Engert & Knobel
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Shepherd, Rowan & Rupert
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Smoker, Barbara
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Spencer, Colin
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Spencer, Robert
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Spinks, Lee
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Stenger, Victor J.
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Stewart, Robert (Ed.)
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Storey, John
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Thomas, R. Murray
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Thomson, Oliver
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Tresidder, Jack
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Warraq, Ibn
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Watt, Montgomery
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Wilson, A.N.
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Wilson, Bryan
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Wilson, Colin
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Wilson, Colin
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Wolffe, John (Ed.)
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Woodward, Kath (Ed.)
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