An important aspect of the Christian faith is its strong grounding in history.  Geography plays an important part in that historicity.  Religion teachers often make extensive use of maps in their classes to give their students a sense of where the various places in the Bible were located in relation to each other and with respect to modern locations.  Unfortunately, a decent set of Bible wall maps, suitable for long-term classroom use, can easily cost hundreds of dollars.  In this week's Web 2.0 Weekly, we'll take a look at an online resource that you can use to leverage the power…

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