Christianity in Egypt

• Regional: Africa: Egypt: Society and Culture: Religion: Christianity 
• Society: Religion: Traditional: Christianity: Church History 

• Ancient Christian Churches of Egypt  - A wide ranging collection of illustrated articles about the ancient Coptic churches and monasteries throughout Egypt, and their history.
• Christian Classics Ethereal Library  - Provides full texts of writings of Saint Athanasius, Patriarch of Alexandria, who played a key role in the conflict with Arianism in the 4th century.
• Coptic Cairo  - A guide to the Coptic Museum and historic churches in Old Cairo, with a section on Coptic heritage and culture.
• Holy Image, Hallowed Ground: Icons from Sinai  - An archive of a 2006-7 exhibition in the J Paul Getty Museum that explored the significance of the Orthodox monastery of St Catherine's in Sinai, and its repository of some of the oldest icons in the church tradition.
• Lily in the Wilderness – Al Ahram  - An article on the occasion of St Catherine’s monastery celebrating 1700 years of their monastic tradition in the Sinai.
• Medieval Sourcebook - Life of St Antony  - The text of Patriarch Athanasius' biography of the Egyptian ascetic, which played an important role in the development of monastic traditions in the Orthodox and western churches.
• Nag Hammadi Library  - Brief overview of the collection of ancient papyrus codices discovered in the specified city and containing Gnostic treatises.
• National Geographic – Gospel of Judas  - Extensive article providing comprehensive information regarding the Gnostic doctrine found near the city of El Minya in Egypt.
• New Advent – Clement of Alexandria  - Extensive article detailing the life and works of the 3rd century theologian and thinker.
• Saint Anthony – New Advent  - Lists information and resources on the life and works of the saint including his influence on the growth and development of Christian monasticism.
• St Anthony  - Details the life and experiences of the saint from his birth in the village of Coma to his death at the age of one hundred and five years old.