| Apologetics Et Al |
| a·pol·o·get·ics n. (used with a sing. verb) 1.The branch of theology that is concerned with defending or proving the truth of Christian doctrines. 2.Formal argumentation in defense of something, such as a position or system. |
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Formerly know as Words To Live By, this was the first apologetic site that I ever visited. I met Bud at the Jesus Cafe back when they used to have message boards. Lots of stuff at this site since I put the link here. Check out the links section and the message boards. |
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Unfortunately you need to enable javascript to view the site. |
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Message Board Chat Room |
Apologetics brought to you by the Trinity College of Florida and the C. S. Lewis Society. |
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ACAP stands for the Atlanta Christian Apologetics Project, Inc. It is an interdenominational, evangelic Christian ministry organization based in the Atlanta area. It's mission is to educate Christians to understand what they believe and why they believe it and to equip them to be able to respond to questions about the Christian faith from skeptics, atheists, cultists, and members of non-Christian religions. --Excerpt from site |
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Reasonable Apologetics |
"The aim of the Library is show how a
person of a
scientific background came to Christianity and has had his faith
strengthened
rather than weakened by argument and reason. It is intended for other
seekers
who want to be Christians but need to know that they will not be asked
to commit intellectual suicide to become one.”
--Quote from site |
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A site that is 'celebrating the folly of atheism' with a lot of humor. |
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A Catholic version of The Christian ThinkTank. Not affiliated with TCTT. |
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Its kinda small and simple, but this site does a good contrast and comparison between Atheism and Christianity. There's lots of other good info there also. I've added another star because this site has grown and is much better than the last time I visited it. There is a very active message board there, which I frequent a lot. |
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This is a good reference site for the 'Intellectual' Christian. There's not only scholarly research here, but a few philosophical essays. This site is a good place to find answers to those pesky little questions. |
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An apologetic site with an active message board. |
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Some fairly interesting stuff here, but as far as I can tell, the site hasn't been updated since December of '99. |
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Message Board |
I just recently visited this site. Seems to contain a lot of info. |
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An former atheist that claims to have
become a Christian.
If you are new to apologetics or going off to college, read her A
Message
to Young Christians Entering College or Debate. You don't
have
to be either. ;) She also posted her personal testimony.
It's
kinda small and simple, but the content that is there is extremely
good.
Check it out.
This link will take you to a discussion at the Internet Infidels Discussion Forum. I think she holds her own. |
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Text Version |
One of the best apologetic sites that I have ever come across. Not only does this site refute nonsense itself, but it contains a lot of links to other thought provoking sites. The site also has an easy to navigate text version. |
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Actually click HERE instead, and read about one of the authors of the site, G. Zeinelde Jordan. He is also a former atheist and was very active in the atheist movement. His testimony is here. |
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Research Forum |
“This site exists to: 1. Promote critical
thought
and quality scholarship in scientific and theological study; 2. Show
that
science and Christianity are not at odds; and 3. Address questions and
issues & irrational philosophies such as naturalism, relativism and
others, which often corrupt science & Christianity through a lack
of
critical thought.”
I forget how I stumbled upon this site. Probably from one of the other sites listed on this page. I just recently rediscovered this site in my bookmarks. It's quite good. |
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Does science jive with the Bible? Click on this little booklet and see what they think. |
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They claim to be 'Christian Apologetics with an edge'. They have a good sense of humor. This site goes well with Sackcloth & Ashes. |
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Message board and site dedicated to atheists and 'freethinkers'. It is a really huge message board. |
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The Committee for the Scientific
Investigation of
Claims of the Paranormal Not an apologetic site, but a site for
skeptics.
Its really good.
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A site with a skeptical critique of Lee Strobel's The Case For Faith and other articles by Paul Doland, a self proclaimed agnostic. He takes the webmasters of Answers In Action to task. |
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This is not an apologetic site, but an Atheist webpage. Lot's of stuff there to challenge a believer. You can probably find me getting creamed in a debate at their message boards. |
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Educational Foundation |
"An educational resource on the paranormal,
pseudoscientific,
and the supernatural." --Quote from site
I don't know why I haven't link to this site sooner. I've seen Randi make some of the most famous psychics look like bumbling idiots. I've also seen him make a room full of people believe that he was a legitimate psychic. Good stuff. |
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Another 'freethinking' site. Tons of articles here to challenge the believer. Content can be kind of mature at times, so enter at your own risk. |
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A Christian site that will help you discern your email. |
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This site dispels the latest 'eRumour'. Get a story in your email that disturbs you? See something on a message board that doesn't sound right? Afraid to drink Coke after September? Don't give that Nigerian Prince your account number until you've checked out this site!! |
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Very similar to TruthOrFiction.com. The ULRP, or 'snopes' as some call it, takes more of a secular view, while TOF.com takes somewhat of a Christian view on things. I've actually seen one link to the other as a source. |
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Have you ever wanted to read the letters and documents of the early church fathers? I'm talking about the people that studied under the original twelve. This site has a lot of early church documents. I've spent a lot of time there. |
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A Catholic site. There are a lot of resources here about the Roman Catholic Church, including documents from early church leaders. |
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This site has some good info, but hasn't been updated in months. |
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Center for Studies of New Religions. This place takes a very scholarly look at new religious movements. |
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Everything you always wanted to know about the Freemasons. Or maybe you didn't. |
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Another ex-something site, what's up wit dat? Yeah, I know, but this one is pretty good. The english version of this site has some good links to follow. I have no idea what the Japanese version contains. Someday I might categorize these links. |
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This site was created by a former 20 year member of the LDS that 'studied' his way out of Mormonism. The killer is, he used the LDS's own documents to do it! Check out his story. There are more excellent stories on that site. |
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Rick Ross is an internationally known expert regarding radical, extreme and often unsafe groups--some that have been called "cults." --Excerpt from site |
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Religious InfoNet |
Walter Martin was one of the best writers on the subject of cults. |
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Lots of info about Jehovah's Witnesses here, but it sorta reads like a national tabloid magazine. The web master and his wife made national headlines when they refused to let their baby have a blood transfer. They left the JW shortly after. This is supposedly the official web site of Ex-Jehovah's Witnesses. I'm trying to figure out how it is official. |
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This site contains lots of content. The site has tons of stories, articles, and news on various cults and other religions. |
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Yes, a separate section with links solely dedicated to Islam, both pro and con. (and some in-between) |
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Read the Koran online. |
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This site was created to help non-muslims 'understand' Islam. |
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This page is a brief guide and review of Islam by a Christian. |
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Does Islam have roots in Moon-worship? |
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A Muslim defends his faith from these accusations. |
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Folk Islam |
Whachutalkingbout Willis? How do the
common
muslim 'folk' deal with problems in the real world? This site is
by Bud.
"a study of how folk Muslims understand and deal with fortune and misfortune in life" -- quote from site |
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