Links in RTA (Religious & Theological Abstracts) should go to the actual article

Instead of a bibliographic citation when you click on the title of an article in Religious and Theological Abstracts, it should take you to the actual article if you have that journal in your library. Such a pain when coming across a useful article abstract to then have to search again for the title of it, or manually open the journal issue that it's in and find the article within that issue. PLEASE make these links work. Of all the links that are just bibliographic references now, and I know there are thousands of them that you'd like to convert eventually, please make the RTA ones a priority.

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