~ Early Web Links ~

The Baha'i Art Gallery showcases paintings, photography, poetry, music, and sculpture created by over 20 artists inspired by or related to the Baha'i Faith. Jointly produced by James Herbert and The Vision Factory, this online gallery invites artists to submit their work and offers links to related spiritual and artistic sites.

A fanlisting dedicated to Horus, the ancient Egyptian sky god, listed under the Mythology/Religion category at The Fanlistings network. Owned by Carol and opened in 2009, it invites fans of this iconic deity to join a growing community of members.

The Extramundane is a personal blog covering Orthodox Christianity alongside topics like technology, video games, and digital privacy. Posts range from guides on joining the Orthodox Church to practical tech writeups on e-readers and RSS, giving the site a thoughtful mix of faith and indie web sensibility.

A sparse, enigmatic personal page from a creator going by 'Library of Cornerstones,' featuring cryptic phrases like 'Theistic trance' that hint at spiritual or mystical themes. The site is openly a work in progress, with almost no content currently visible beyond a single image and a few evocative words.

An electronic edition of J.W. Hanson's 1899 scholarly work arguing that Christian Universalism was the dominant doctrine of the early Church for its first five hundred years. The full text covers early creeds, the Church Fathers, Origen, Augustine, and the influence of Greek philosophy on Christian doctrine, making it a detailed reference for students of early Christian history.

The Society for the Promulgation of the Religion of Thelema (S.P.R.T.) runs this curated webring connecting high-quality sites dedicated to the Law of Thelema, the spiritual philosophy associated with Aleister Crowley. Unlike broader Thelemic webrings, this one maintains strict quality standards and focuses exclusively on sites whose primary purpose is spreading Thelemic teachings.

One Cosmos is the long-running blog of 'Gagdad Bob,' a witty and idiosyncratic thinker who weaves together theology, metaphysics, philosophy, and political commentary into a unique spiritual worldview he calls 'neotraditional retrofuturism.' Posts blend mysticism, humor, and serious intellectual engagement with figures like Thomas Aquinas, making it a genuinely singular corner of the web for readers drawn to unconventional religious philosophy.

Alex Bilson's personal site blends his work as a senior software engineer with his identity as a church-planter and Christian thinker, organized through a unique 'plants and stones' system of original writing and curated quotes. The site features a ship's log going back to 2020, thematic 'gardens' grouping related notes, and a searchable archive of writings on faith, fear, and spiritual formation.

The official homepage of the Fellowship of Isis, a worldwide spiritual organization founded in 1976 at Huntington Castle in Ireland, devoted to honoring the Divine Feminine and the goddess Isis across all cultures and faiths. The site offers liturgy, prayers, monthly oracles, goddess art, audio galleries, priesthood listings, and extensive historical resources about founders Olivia Robertson and Lawrence Durdin-Robertson.

Duffy and Mike Walls share updates about their newlywed life in Nashville, centered on their Christian faith, church involvement, and service through creative arts. The site includes wedding and honeymoon photos, prayer requests, and notes on missionary interests including teaching English and serving through puppetry and clowning.