Ninety percent of Americans report being religious or having some spiritual convictions. Most of us have probably visited a blog to learn more about our own religion, or those of others. Below are the top 100 spiritual blogs, including Christian, Jewish, Muslim, and others.

Best Christian Blog

With Christianity being the most prominent religion in the United States, below are some of the best blogs on the Christian faith and spirituality.

1. ChristianBlog: Read the numerous blogs of others or start your own in this online community. Most viewed blogs include Quotes by Christian Leaders, Dad’s Rule for Clothes, The Bait of Satan, and more.

2. Evangelical Outpost: A variety of contributors add to this publication by the Torrey Honors Institute. Get posts on politics, religion, media, culture, philosophy, and bioethics.

3. The Daily Dish: Andrew Sullivan has thousands of readers who visit for commentary, religion, wit, and more. Recent posts deal with politics and marriage.

4. Insight: Grahame has been a Christian youth worker and trainer for 27 years. In addition to his regularly updated blog, you can get free eBooks, games, study methods, and more.

5. Adrian Warnock: Adrian posts on a variety of spiritual topics. You can also get book reviews, useful links, and more on this popular spiritual blog.

6. Theology for Women: This blogger intends for it to be a lecture to herself, yet others are welcome to chime in. Popular posts include abusers of grace, marriage to a difficult man, and infertility.

7. The Ramblings of Hughbo: HughBo is a young man and currently works for a church in the UK. In addition to his blog, you can get recommendations on books, churches, and sermons.

8. Saffron Planet: A community of bloggers in the UK write about things from a biblical perspective. Read the latest entry, listen to inspiring audio, or even tons of podcasts.

9. Holy Schmidt: Although there hasn’t been a post in a while, the humor mixed with spirituality is definitely worth a look. Popular posts include death by chocolate, fast times at Islam high, and God’s breath.

10. Camp on This: Steven Camp uses his blog to equip others with the treasure of the gospel. Posts often discuss current events and his opinion.

11. Truth Matters: This blog contains a great deal of video entries by other spiritual figures. The blogger then comments on them and allows readers to do the same.

12. Bible Money Matters: Those looking for financial advice, along with the spiritual, should give this blog a look. Popular posts include Dave Ramsey’s Baby Steps, dealing with job loss, and how to make money with cash crate.

13. The Exponent: The Exponent II magazine has provided a forum for Mormon women to openly and compassionately share their diverse experiences since 1974. The blog has a variety of variety of female contributors. In addition to the online forum, you can read posts on religion, current events, and musings.

14. Times and Seasons: This blog is a place to gather and discuss the ideas of the Latter-day Saints. Get information on the arts, thoughts, politics, science, and more.

15. Mormanity: This Mormon is intended for people of all faiths. Popular posts include entries on ex-Mormons, when Christians lose their souls, and porn.

16. Joel Dehlin: Joel is the Chief Information Officer for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Get the latest info, musings, and more.

17. Normal Mormons: This blog was created to be a discussion area for members of the church who more or less identified with the rest of society, rather than other Mormons. With a host of male and female contributors, most posts deal with controversy and church observations.

18. Mormon Missionaries: As part of the faith, Mormons are required to do missionary service. Meet the missionaries, read about their adventures, and much more.

19. Mormon Converts: This community is the place for sharing stories of faith and conversion. Learn how people converted to Mormonism from atheist to Unitarian. Read the story of the week or even submit your own.

20. Mark Horne: Mark posts on religion, spirituality, baptism, and more. A popular post includes repenting and believing in the Bible.

21. Sacra Doctrina: Joel Garver is a professor of philosophy at La Salle University. Get posts on spirituality, philosophy, and more.

22. One Cosmos: Gagdad is not afraid to use a lot of terminology in his spiritual blog. If you’ve got time, and a love of words, you will enjoy this blog.

Best Catholic Blogs

Whether written by Cardinals, priests, converts, or members of the church, you will find something spiritual, uplifting, or just plain funny on these blogs.

23. New Liturgical Movement: Visit this blog for the latest headlines, news, ceremonial guides, and more. This community of bloggers include priests, a monk, music correspondents, and more. You can also get information seminaries, related organizations, book recommendations, and posts dating back to 2005.

24. What Does Prayer Really Say?: Father Zuhlsdorf is a priest in Rome who often comments on liturgy, current events, and the Word of God. He also has links to his online forum, a weekly column, and even an Ask The Father question box.

25. American Papist: Thomas Peters is a young Catholic who is currently studying and working in Washington D.C. and has appeared on many broadcasts to voice his opinion. Blogging since 2005, he posts on politics and Catholics in the news.

26. Bonfire of the Vanities: Father Fox is the pastor of St. Mary and St. Boniface Parishes in Piqua, Ohio. With regular entries on current events, he also posts homilies from his Sunday services.

27. Called to Communion: In addition to the regularly updated blog, you can read featured articles, the lead story of the day, view the library, and more. You can even watch a video or listen to a podcast.

28. Creative Minority Report: This blog takes on religion related topics with a humorous look. If there’s a current event with the potential to be funny, they have written about it.

29. Standing on my Head: Father Longenecker writes for this attractive and regularly updated blog. In addition to posts on Catholicism and life, you can even get his weekly homilies as podcasts.

30. Jimmy Akin: Jimmy converted to Catholicism at age 20 and is the Director of Apologetics and Evangelization at Catholic Answers. In addition to current events, he posts on lent, mass, Christmas, and related topics.

31. Whispers in the Loggia: Rocco Palma lives in America, but is a Vatican representative and often writes and comments for major publications. He has been blogging since 2004 and often recaps the happenings in Rome.

32. Conversion Diary: Jennifer is 32 and chronicled her journey from atheist into Catholic in this tell all blog. In addition to posts on her conversion, you can read about her confession, finding God in five steps, and motherhood.

33. Catholic and Enjoying It!: Mark Shea is a self described double-jump convert: raised as an agnostic pagan, became a non-denominational Evangelical in 1979, and entered the Catholic Church in 1987. His blog contains religious posts, random thoughts, and more.

34. Cardinal Sean: See the world through the eyes of a Cardinal with this blog. He posts on his pilgrimages, conferences, masses, and more.

35. Domine, da mihi hanc aquam!: Father Powell blogs on his favorite homilies, personal life, and more. You can even read posts on the mechanics, art, and etiquette of the homily.

36. Danielle Bean: Danielle Bean is the senior editor of “Faith & Family” magazine and a mother of eight. Get her thoughts on religion, motherhood, recipes, and more.

37. The B-Movie Catechism: Eegahinc is trying to reconcile his love of Catholic faith with his passion for bad movies. Get previews, reviews, coming to a theater near you, and related posts from this humorous blogger.

38. Canterbury Tales: Taylor Marshall is a convert to the Catholic Church and a former Episcopal priest. In addition to his regularly updated blog, you can also listen to his lectures or a podcast.

39. Shrine of the Holy Whapping: These five bloggers are self confessed nerds who met at Notre Dame and discuss their faith. In addition to learning the true meaning of holy whapping, you can read the humorous, yet insightful posts.

40. The Curt Jester: This blogger is a former atheist who became a member of the Catholic Church. His blog is humorous and occasionally takes on religion, politics, and whatever else crosses his mind.

41. The Anchoress: Elizabeth relates herself to a religious figure from the Middle Ages. Her blog includes thoughts on religion, podcasts, and a recent entry examined the difference between “the” and “thee.”

42. Catholic Culture: Anyone who has questions on the Catholic faith will get expert answers from this site and blog. In addition to articles and posts, it even rates other similar blogs and sites.

Best Muslim Blogs

Anyone looking to learn more about this faith or enhance their own journey towards Allah should give these blogs a read.

43. Amr Khaled: A leader in Muslim thought, Amr’s site contains his thoughts on various Muslim related topics. You can also translate the site into different languages.

44. Altmuslim: With a variety of contributors, this site features global perspectives on Muslim life, politics, and culture. Get an array of headlines, the authors’ opinion, or even listen to a podcast.

45. Tariq Nelson: Tariq is an Arabic speaking American who has traveled to many Muslim communities. He blogs on politics, Islam, and topics that interest him.

46. American Islamic Fellowship: An Atlanta based organization, its mission is to provide an open forum on Islamic principles for the diverse voices of people of faith. Get quotes from Islamic and other religious leaders, along with many useful links.

47. Muslim Media Watch: This blog examines Muslim women in the media and pop culture. Recent posts are on facing justice and motherhood.

48. Mind, Body, Soul: Yursil maintains this blog as a traditional Muslim’s website. Posts include religious topics, along with useful links on the Muslim community.

49. The Mulimah: Umm Layth is a Muslim and a mother. Read her thoughts on current events, parenting, and more.

50. Imam Johari Abdul Malik: This holy Muslim man writes on various religious topics. Recent posts include how another Imam came to Islam, reaching out to a hospital, and a voice for justice.

51. Farooq Yousuf: This blog is all about the life of a Muslim in America. In addition to the regular posts, you can watch a video, get a quick laugh, and much more.

52. Just Another Angry Black Muslim Woman?: Read this blog for reflections at the intersection of Islam, race, and gender. Popular posts include marrying the infidel, the problem with Muslim greetings, and driving in Kuwait.

53. Amir M. Sahib: Amir is a husband, web developer, and entrepreneur. His blog contains random thoughts and useful information from a Muslim’s point of view.

54. Imam Joharj Abdul-Malik: In addition to the blog is a Islam 101 section for those who have questions. You can also learn how to visit a mosque or listen to a podcast.

55. The American Muslim: Robert gives his thoughts and perspectives about the Muslim American experience, politics, religion, spirituality, and life through Islam. Popular posts include the Confederate flag, women in Islam, and Christianity.

56. Mr. Moo: Musab Bora is a father and an NGO worker living in the UK. He blogs about Islam, current events, and life in general.

57. Achelois: This retired woman posts on all things related to women in the Muslim world. Get posts on fatwas, wife beating, and more.

58. Spirit 21: Shelina Zahra Janmohamed lives in London and has a unique point of view on just about every subject. Witty and insightful, her posts include going beyond the Muslim caricature, musings from a single soul, and her new book, “Love in a Headscarf.”

59. Umar Lee: Even though he just had a baby, Umar still posts on his blog. Post topics include perfect Arab wives, gay issues, and hypocrisy.

60. The Manrilla Blog: This blog is all about exploring Islam in America through the social sciences. Categories include the arts, culture, music, musings, and much more.

61. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad – The Official Blog: Although he only blogged in 2006 and 2007, this blog gives readers a look at the mind of one of the most controversial figures in modern times. It contains thoughts on Islam, a Christmas greeting, and he even answers the question of an American mother.

Best Jewish Blogs

Whether living in the United States or Israel, these blogs contain the spiritual beliefs and views of Jews of all backgrounds.

62. A Simple Jew: This popular Jewish blogger often features guest posts and question and answer sessions with spiritual leaders. You can even get Sudilkover Rebbe’s advice on everything from children to adversity.

63. Lazer Beams: This regularly updated blog contains the reflections of emuna with Rabbi Lazer Brody. You can even get a comprehensive series of Rabbi Brody’s lectures on emuna.

64. Writes Like She Talks: Jill Miller Zimon is a political analyst, writer, and force to be reckoned with. If you live in the Cleveland area and want to know the political goings on, or are interested in her frank point of view, give this blog a visit.

65. Samson Blinded: Danny uses his blog as a Machiavellian perspective on the Middle East conflict. With no shortage of controversy, he tackles an array of spiritual and political topics.

66. Samson Blinded: Danny uses his blog as a Machiavellian perspective on the Middle East conflict. With no shortage of controversy, he tackles an array of spiritual and political topics.

67. Emes Ve-Emunah: This blog is a forum for Orthodox Jewish thought on Halacha, Hashkafa, and the sociological issues of our time. Be sure to check out the Jew? Or Not a Jew! entry for an interesting look at converting to Judaism.

68. Psycho Toddler: Neil has a special definition for a psycho toddler and blogs on current events from the Jewish perspective. Be sure to check out the Psychotoddler 101 and Definitions of Jewish Terms.

69. The Maggid of Bergenfield: Visit here for timely Torah tales with a twist. Get entries on Shemini, Tzav, Vayikra, and more.

70. Joe Settler: This blog focuses on happenings in the Jewish state of Israel. Get the latest headlines, along with insights from a native on this blog.

71. YID With LID: Get a humorous look at serious subjects on this blog. Most posts are on politics and current events, and all have a witty feel to them.

72. Israel Matzav: Carl is a Boston born Orthodox Jew living in Jerusalem. World events and how they effect the Jewish community and world are discussed here.

73. Atlas Shrugs: Pamela Geller blogs to save Western civilization and change the world. Keeping tabs on world events and crimes, she was recently featured in the “Canada Free Press.”

74. Little Green Footballs: This conservative blog has a variety of contributors. Among the latest headlines and other news, visitors can see the top ten comments along with those on the bottom.

75. Orthomom: Blogging since 2005, this mother is never at a loss for words. Of particular note is her heroine of the day series featuring prominent Jewish women.

76. Boker tov, Boulder!: This blog is regularly updated with the latest news, followed by opinion. Recent entries include CO2 regulations, anti-Semitic tyrants, and saving the whales.

Best Spiritual Podcasts and Videos

Be sure to check out a video or podcast on religions from Pagan to Catholic to Muslim and more.

77. Zencast: With a category on religion, you can find podcasts, vodcasts, videos, and more. Every major religion is included and you can even sort by the highest rated shows.

78. Daily Audio Bible: Like the title says, this site features podcasts of bible verses you can listen to everyday. There are even options for children, and episodes in Spanish and Hindi.

79. Daily Breakfast: Father Roderick helps you start your day with a 20 minute mix of music, news, inspiration, and more. With tons of episodes to choose from, you are sure to find something spiritual and uplifting.

80. Catholic Tube: The Catholic version of YouTube, you can find a ton of religious videos. Channels include Bible study, inspiration, mass, singles, and much more.

81. MuslimMatters: This site has an array of Islam focused videos. You can also read the latest news, announcements, politics, and more.

82. The Hindu and the Jew: Like the title says, these two podcasters have a different spiritual point of view and discuss them frequently. With over 50 episodes to choose from, you are sure to get information on spirituality from this diverse and humorous podcast.

83. Hinduism Today: Scroll down the page for a subscription to their podcasts. You can also find a ton of other resources for Hindus including a digital edition of the magazine, education, writer’s guide, and more.

84. Shabir Ally: Shabir is the president of the Islamic Information & Dawah Centre International in Toronto where he functions as Imam. His videos are available to view or purchase and often contain biblical topics.

85. Ask Pastor John: Got a spiritual question? Then check out this series of commonly asked questions and answers on a variety of religious topics including marriage, being transgender, and prayer for children.

86. American Life League: Get a host of downloads from this website including audio, video, and pdf. You can also read the latest news, visit the blog, and more.

87. Israel Seen Radio: With over 200 episodes to choose from, you can get a look at spirituality and more from the Israeli’s point of view. There is also a variety of blogs and videos to choose from.

88. Healthy Catholic: Want to feed your mind, body, and soul all in one podcast? Then checkout these episodes by Star Quest Production Network on snacking, fitness, and more.

89. Lifespring!: Steve Webb hosts one of the first original Christian podcasts. Get musings, testimonials, music, and more.

90. Almost Daily Devotional: With 118 episodes and counting, this site contains a host of Christian minded podcasts. You can also read the blog or join the community.

91. Speaking of Faith: Krista Tippett hosts these podcasts on religion, ethics, and ideas. Be sure to check out the episode with Joshua DuBois, the head of President Obama’s faith bases partnerships.

92. God’s iPod: This site actually brings you a variety of podcasts from various sites. Get episodes on the Bible, sermons, music, books, and much more.

93. The View From Here: Although there hasn’t been a new episode in a while, you can still view the entries on culture, music, food, and Israel. There are even podcasts on Christianity, as well as Judaism.

94. Alan Watts: Alan is a respected philosopher and lecturer. Get his entire philosophical and spiritual collection by visiting this site.

95. The 12 Step Buddhist: In addition to the multiple podcasts, there are an array of other resources for Buddhists. You can read the blog, watch a video, ask a question, and much more.

96. The Wigglian Way: This series of podcasts seem to be a mix of Pagan, Wiccan, and Eastern spirituality. Get a unique take on all aspects of life with these podcasts.

97. iPadre: Father Finelli is a priest of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Providence in the state of Rhode Island. Get bible readings, musings, and even answers to listener’s questions on this series of spiritual podcasts.

98. Humanist Network News: This a monthly one hour talk show is produced by the Institute for Humanist Studies. Learn more about Humanist beliefs and be sure to check out the interview with Andy Rooney.

99. Children’s Ministry Monthly: This series of podcasts is intended to instruct ministers who focus on the spiritual needs of children. In addition to ministers, parents will also find it useful.

100. CatholicJukebox: These podcasts explore the world of Christian and Catholic music. In addition to recommendations, you can read the blog, watch a video, join a forum, and much more.

Anyone looking to explore, research, or enhance their own spirituality will find something useful in these top 100 religious blogs, even if it is not from someone in the religion they are interested in. With opinions, music, spiritual readings, and much more, the individual’s quest for spirituality just got easier.

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