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Jediism:

Jedi Church Canada

The official branch of the Jedi Church, Order of the Jedi Canada is the Canadian Branch of the Jedi church.

http://www.orderofthejedi.ca

Jedi Church UK

The Jedi Church of the UK site, it includes blogs, comments about the church, and other items of interest.

http://www.jedi-church.co.uk/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

The Jedi Creed

Information about the Jedi culture, the Force and their corresponding philosophies. Also includes a Jedi encyclopedia of Jedi information.

http://www.jedicreed.org/

Jedi Knight Movement

Mailing list. Public archives and unmoderated discussion.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Jedi_Knight_Movement/

Jediism

Mailing list. Offers online archives available to the public. Discussion is limited to subscribers but is unmoderated.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Jediism/

The Jediism Way

The Jediism Way contains information about following the path of Jediism.

http://jediism.tripod.com/

21 Maxims of the Jediism Code « The Force Holocron

The Force Holocron lists the 21 maxims of the Jedi Code and the personal search for the Jedi mysteries.

http://setiishadim.wordpress.com/2007/01/12/21-maxims-of-the-jediism-code/

The Philosophy Science and Religion of the Star Wars Films

This site explains the science, religion, and philosophy of the Jedi.

http://abstractatom.com/the_philosophy_science_and_religion_of_the_star_wars_films.htm#Jedi%20and%20the%20Force

Temple Of The Jedi Force - Learn the religion of jediism - Become a Jedi Knight

The Temple of the Jedi Force is a religious community united in our mutual quest for understanding of the universe which we inhabit and the primal Force that set all creation in motion.

http://templeofthejediforce.org

Temple Of The Jedi Order

Modern religion inspired by Joseph Campbell and Alan Watts, various aspects of Taoism, Shintoism, Buddhism, Christianity and Mysticism. All faiths and backgrounds are welcome. The Church ordains its own clergy.

http://TempleOfTheJediOrder.org

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