Annotated Links

Biblical Studies

Biblical Studies Foundation. A gateway to a wealth of online Biblical resources, both in terms of what the site itself offers, and of its links. You will be amazed.

Creationism & the Early Church Home Page. Put together by Robert Bradshaw, a British theology student. The page is visually impressive, and both contains and links to much helpful and stimulating material.

Apologetics

The Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals. Formerly CURE (Christians United for Reformation}, Michael Horton, James M. Boice and others head this organization. Features writings, links.

Christian Research Institute. At present, there are a few articles, but mostly the site is little more than a catalog. If that is what you want, then by all means, go for it!

Lambert Dolphin's Resource Files. Contains a great deal of apologetic material and references, including scientific and archaeological matters.

STAND TO REASON. Greg Koukl is the lead man for this organization. Though a Charismatic, Koukl is very sharp and incisive; always worth reading. This site features a number of articles, letters, commentaries, thought-pieces.

Answers in Action. Bob and Gretchen Passantino's ministry dealing with cults and aberrant doctrines.

ChristianAnswers.Net. A sort of launch-page for a number of ministries, including Answers in Genesis and Creation Science Foundation. They also have a section of Christian film reviews. Christians can find resources here, and unbelievers can have their questions answered Biblically.

CAPO. The Center for the Advancement of Paleo Orthodoxy; a reformed site generating studies and essays.

Resource Launchpads

Monergism. A really wonderful collection of articles and essays from the Reformed perspective, classic and new. A rich resource, and apparently under ongoing amplification.

Miscellaneous

Council on Biblical Manhood. A group of evangelicals who accept the Biblical witness concerning the distinctive roles of men and women. They term their position "complementarian."

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