E-Learning Network Offers Worldwide Religious Study Resources

PLYMOUTH, Mich. - Jan. 30, 2019 - PRLog -- The challenge with online religious studies research, is locating the right resources that provides accurate and reliable information on the subject matter. After all, search engines like, Google, Dogpile, and Bing, are saturated with secondary news sources and hyperlinks to unaccredited Web sites. This can create a paradigm of issues to those interested in learning more about various religions.  And impact the way religious practitioners learn about the religion of their choice.

Research conducted by Pew Research Center, estimates there are 3 billion religious practitioners worldwide. With the use of Internet social media network sites, like Facebook and Twitter, religious practitioners  and college and university research students, can acquire ease of access to religious study resources. However, to ease access to primary religious study research; Construction Emarketing, has redefined search engine optimization.

In fact, on https://thegren.com , Web site viewers can research scholarly journals, dissertations and thesis; enroll in free online courses offered by Harvard and Oxford Universities, and play digital learning games. The Global Religious E-Learning Network, provides free access to peer reviewed, scholarly religious studies resources, for nine religions, i.e., Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, Jainism, Islam, Christianity, Catholicism, Judaism, Shinto, and Sikhism.

Included is a social media network, were discussions are conducted on each religion listed on the Web site. Simply registering a profile page at https://thegren.com will connect, anyone, age 16-99, to a well-organized, well-researched religious studies database, with resources offered by colleges and universities worldwide.

Utilizing this platform, will help religious practitioners, educators, and researchers , decipher reliable and trusted, peer reviewed scholarly sources, on nine world religions. In a secure e-learning environment. In fact, the social network platform stores all user data in a secure Cloud base environment. While Security Socket Layer (SSL) encrypted codes, help secure all Web pages on The Global Religious E-Learning Network Web site.

This long needed e-learning resources database is a heaven sent, to anyone seeking clarity on religious studies.