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Book Review: The Seven Deadly Virtues: A Guide to Purgatory for Atheists and True Believers

James Dawsey, Associate Professor in the Department of Religion at Auburn University, has compiled a very useful bibliography. This volume is designed to help writers and would-be writers in religious circles by providing information about journals in the field of religion. Each entry in the bibliography includes the title of the journal, the editorts), a mailing address, subscription rates, brief description of subject matter, style format, length requirements, selection process, and indexing information. The journal listings are divided into thirty-three categories (chapters) with a cross-listing at the end of each division for journal titles listed in other categories which also publish articles in this category. For example, Anglican Theological Review is listed and described in the General Theological Journal chapter, but it is also referenced in Church History, Philosophy of Religion, Ethics and Religion, etc. There is an