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The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge (Prov. 1:7) and wisdom (9:10); indeed, wisdom and knowledge are summed up in Jesus Christ (1 Cor. 1:30, Co. 2:3). Though God is known through his creation, people repress this knowledge (Rom. 1:18-32) until God’s grace renews their minds (Rom. 12:2). The apologist should press upon the non-Christian the evidence that God is clearly revealed in nature. But he should present it in the context of a biblical worldview, with an epistemology reflecting what the Bible says about knowledge. And he should present the Gospel in God’s own authoritative voice, using Scripture’s own arguments (as 1 Cor. 15:1-11) and other arguments that follow scriptural leads.
John Frame Dictionary for the Theological Interpretation of the Bible, "Apologetics"

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Title	Notes
Apologetics	John M. Frame - This article was originally published in Kevin Vanhoozer, ed., Dictionary for the Theological Interpretation of the Bible
Differences Make a Difference	Os Guinness
No News Is Good News: Modernity, The Postmodern, and Apologetics	William Edgar
Philosophical Apologetics, the Church, and Contemporary Culture	J.P. Moreland
For the Bible Tells Me So?	David Gibson - The Roles of Faith and Evidence in Believing the Bible
Old Princeton Apologetics: Common Sense or Reformed?	Tim McConnel - Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society (Dec 2003)
A Comparison of Five Worldviews	Dennis McCallum (Tyndale).
An Answer to the Hypocrisy Excuse	Kenneth Richard Samples
Apologetics in a Postmodern Age	Don Matzat
Apologetics: Reasons to Believe	John Stevenson
Beyond a Shadow	William Brugman that reasonably argues for the truth of the Christian message using science, philosophy, logic, and scripture
Christian Internet Apologetics	Dolphin, Stedman, McKenna, and Wise. All persons who debate theology and apologetics on the Internet shoudl read this essay first. must read!
Classical Apologetics	Gordon H. Clark
Communicating the Authority of Scripture in a Postmodern Enviroment	Jonathan Gundlach
Comparing Modernist and Postmodern Educational Theory	From The Death of Truth
Comparing Postmodernism, Modernism, and Theism	From The Death of Truth
Course Handouts and Sample Papers for Classes	John Frame extensive!
Defending the Faith: A Crash-Course in Apologetics	Greg Johnson
Determinism and Responsibility	Gordon H. Clark
Divine Aseity and Apologetics (.pdf)	John M. Frame
Dooyeweerd and the Word of God	John M. Frame
Evil as Evidence for God	Greg Koukl - Is the presence of evil in the world evidence against God's existence? On the contrary, it's evidence for God's existence.
How Can You Say Jesus Is the Only Way to God?	AIA
How Do You Know You're Not Wrong?” A Response to Skepticism	Paul Copan
How Far Can We Trust The Bible?	Bob Passantino
I'm Glad You Asked	Steve Hays - Fielding the major objections to Christian faith
Is the Bible Reliable?	Bob and Gretchen Passantino
John 1:1 Meaning and Translation	James White
Links to Articles On or About C.S. Lewis	C.S. Lewis Society
No News Is Good News: Modernity, The Postmodern, and Apologetics	William Edgar
Part II	Steve Hays An article offering numerous positive reasons for the Christian faith (Graduate of RTS)
Philosophy?	Ronald Nash
Presuppositionalism vs Evidentialism	(Semi-Clarkian)
Reformed Perspectives' Apologetics	Third Mill
Self-Refuting Statements	John Frame (.pdf)
Series of Essays on the Dating of the Bible	Cadre
Standing on Mars Hill A Closer Look at Biblical Apologetics	James F. Stitzinger
Telling People the Truth in Love A Reformed Approach to Evangelism	Dr. Kim Riddlebarger
The Christian View of God and the World	James Orr
The Golden Rule Apologetic	Bob Passantino
Tools of Apologetics	Greg Bahnsen - Equip and familiarize yourselves with the "tools" of reasoning and argumentation
Was the New Testament Influenced by Pagan Religions?	or (II)
Why & What: A Brief Introduction to Christianity	Douglas Jones This is a booklet written by Douglas Jones editor of Credenda Agenda magazine. It is a great summary and apologetic of Christianity written with the unbeliever in mind.
Why I Believe Part I	,
Why I Believe The New Testament Is Historically Reliable	- Gary Habermas"The credibility of Scripture is certainly a multifaceted issue. In this chapter, I will examine one specific angle-whether the Testament is a historically reliable document.... I will examine several areas that indicate that the Tes
Without Excuse	Michael S. Horton