[Ted Logan]

Here is a list of resources for Apologetic endeavors. Please make use of these resources; they're all very wonderful.

Websites with Apologetics material

• cmfnow.com has a page full of free articles on Apologetics, with a lot of work by the late Dr. Greg L. Bahnsen. The articles are often written on a more scholarly level, but they are wonderful.
  
• Ravi Zacharias is an Evidentialist with a radio show and several books. In the archives of his radio show, you can listen for free to past broadcasts. He's one of the best-known apologists in the world, and knows his stuff. Note: He is not a presuppositionalist.
  
• The Center for Reformed Theology and Apologetics has links to free articles by Cornelius Van Til, John Frame, K. Scott Oliphint, Greg Bahnsen, B.B. Warfield, and many more. All resources, I believe, are presuppositionalist ones.
  
• Christian Research Institute features evidentialist Hank Hanegraaff, "The Bible Answer Man." Their website includes articles and archived radio broadcasts.
  
• The Apologetics Index provides "13,779 pages of research resources on world religions, religious cults, sects, new religious movements... apologetics-, anticult-, and countercult organizations, doctrines, religious practices and worldviews." The site is huge.
  
• Christian Apologetics & Research Ministry has tons of resources to help Christians understand various worldviews and world religions.

Books on Apologetic Method (How to do Apologetics)

• Richard Pratt: Every Thought Captive
  Pratt wrote this book to introduce high school students to Presuppositional Apologetics. It is a short book, easy to read, and a fairly good introduction to Presuppositional Apologetics.
  
• K. Scott Oliphint: The Battle Belongs to the Lord
  
• John M. Frame: Apologetics to the Glory of God
  
• Greg Bahnsen: Always Ready
  This book is probably the best introduction to Presuppositional Apologetics available. It's written on a popular level, but it requires you to think. This is one of the most important books in my collection.
  
• Greg Bahnsen: Van Til's Apologetic
  This is a thorough exposition of Van Til's thought. It is a very large book, and not as accessible as the other books on this list. However, it is Bahnsen's magnum opus, and a more systematic explanation of Van Til's Presuppositional Apologetics than any of Van Til's own works.
  
• Cornelius Van Til: The Defense of the Faith
  A somewhat difficult book, this book was distilled from Van Til's various works on Apologetics for teaching at Westminster Theological Seminary. A minimal understanding of the enduring problems of philosophy is necessary to understand this book fully.
  
• Cornelius Van Til: Christian Apologetics
  A short book, most of this is incorporated into The Defense of the Faith. While less difficult than that book, this one is still more advanced than most of the others.
  
• More of Van Til's works

Some of Aaron's favorite works on specific subjects in Apologetics

• Evolution:
  Phillip Johnson: Darwin on Trial
  Is Evolution Scientific: Two lectures (on .mp3, cassette, or CD) by Dr. Greg L. Bahnsen
  
• Liberalism in the Church:
  J. Gresham Machen: Christianity and Liberalism
  J. Gresham Machen: The Origin of Paul's Religion

Free Online Courses and Resources in Logic

• Introduction to Logic by S. Waner and S. Costenoble at Hofstra University
  
• Introduction to Logic (a tutorial) by Oxford University
  

[Epaphras]

Apologetics.org

Way of the Master

100 Questions and Objections

LivingWaters Evangelism Resources

Answers in Genesis

More to come

Soli Deo gloria,
Sean