Use broad keywords and subjects that identify your topic(s). Search a variety of fields. For example, try the following searches:

• eschatology and 21st century (keyword search)
• Hebert David (author search; use last name first without punctuation)
• eschatology (subject search)

To limit your results to reference books, change "View Entire Collection" to "Reference Collection."

Ebook titles are included in the library catalog along with links to the full-text ebook. To limit your results to ebooks, change "View Entire Collection" to "Ebooks." Click a book title to access the detailed record (shown below). Click the How do I Cite this? link (circled below) to get citation information in a variety of styles.

Always check with your professor and the required print style formatting and punctuation rules and edit citations accordingly.

To access or create a bookshelf, click Bookshelf or Sign In, then enter your network login. Provides apps (iPad, iPhone, iPod touch) and Download options.
Use a variety of search options as shown in the examples below:

• Chrisitanity AND ethics
• Christianity AND eschatology
• "Chrisitan ethics" (Use quotes around words to search for an exact phrase.)
• "Practical theology"
• "Pastoral counseling"

Save books in your EBSCO folder for later access and use.
Search examples:

• "Church History"
• "Church history" AND (Bible or Christian*) (Using quotations marks around terms searches them as a phrase.)
• Church history AND (Bible or Christian*) (Note: Without a boolean operator between terms or quotation marks around terms, the search will perform a proximity of 5. That is, results will have the terms within a 5-word word range in any order.)