| Number | Subject |
|---|---|
| 121.686 | Hermeneutics |
| 200 | Religion |
| 206.6 | Sociology of religion |
| 209 | Cults |
| 210 | Philosophy and theory of religion |
| 220 | Bible |
| 221 | Old Testament |
| 230 | Christianity, Christian theology |
| 261.27 | Christianity and Islam |
| 270 | Church history |
| 273 | Heresies |
| 281 | Early church and Eastern churches |
| 290 | Comparative religion |
| 294.3 | Buddhism |
| 296 | Judaism |
| 296.092 | Rabbis |
| 296.36 | Judaism and ethics |
| 297 | Islam |
| 299.21 | Mythology, Mesopotamia |
| 392.1 | Customs of birth, puberty, majority |
| 392.5 | Wedding and marriage customs |
| 393 | Death customs |
| 909.04824 | Jewish civilization |
| 909.07 | Medieval history |
| 940.21 | European renaissance |
| 945.05 | Italian renaissance |
| 994.004 | Australian Jewry |
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Original Caption: Gasoline Stations Abandoned During the Fuel Crisis in the Winter of 1973-74 Were Sometimes Used for Other Purposes. This Station at Potlatch, Washington, West of Olympia Was Turned Into a Religious Meeting Hall. Signs Painted on the Gas Pumps Proclaim "Fill Up with the Holy Ghost... And Salvation." 04/1974 from the Flickr page of the U.S. National Archives.