Classic Works of Apologetics Online


Abbadie, James / Jacques / Jakob
(c. 1654-1727)

Swiss divine. Read more about Abbadie here.

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Abrahamson, Joseph
(Fl. 21st century)

Lutheran pastor. "Pastor Joseph Abrahamson serves Clearwater Lutheran Parish (E.L.S.): a parish of four Confessional Lutheran congregations in very rural Northwestern, Minnesota. He and his wife, Mary, have 10 children. Pastor Abrahamson is a graduate of Bethany Lutheran Theological Seminary, and of the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Department of Hebrew and Semitic Studies. He has served on the Faculty/Staff at Bethany Lutheran College teaching Religion, Linguistics, Archaeology, and Self-Defense; and was on Staff at the University of Wisconsin as an Information Processing Consultant (Computer Geek) while doing graduate work in Semitics. Pastor Abrahamson has served Clearwater Lutheran Parish (ELS) for since Dec. 2001."
Abrahamson's archive can be found here.

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Adams, Hannah
(1755-1831)

Writer. Read more about Adams here.

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Adams, Jasper
(1793-1841)

Math professor and college president. Read more about Adams here.

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Adams, President John
(1735-1826)

American President. Read more about President Adams here. Disclaimer: Adams shifted from Congregationalist to Unitarian.

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Adams, Samuel
(1722-1803)

American patriot. Read about Samuel Adams here.

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Adams, William
(1706-1789)

(TM): William Adams (1706?-1789) was a Fellow and Master of Pembroke College, Oxford, and a friend of the literary giant Samuel Johnson.

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Adams, William
(1807-1880)

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Addison, Joseph
(1672-1719)

English essayist. Read more about Addison here.

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Agutter, William
(1758-1835)

Church of England clergyman.

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Aiken, S. C. (Samuel Clark)
(1790-1879)

Pastor.

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Aitken, Robert
(1735-1802)

Scottish bookbinder. Read more about Aitken here

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Aiton, John
(1797-1863)

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Alderman, Thomas O.

Attorney. B.S., J.D., M.A. (Simon Greenleaf), Member of the Oregon Bar.

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Alexander, Archibald
(1772-1851)

Preacher and college president. Read more about Alexander here, here and here. His conversion is discussed here.

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Alexander, James W. (Waddle)
(1804-1859)

Pastor. Pro­fes­sor of Rhe­tor­ic at Prince­ton. Hymn-writer. Son of Archibald Alexander. Read about Alexander here.

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Alexander, John
(fl. 17th century)

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Alexander, Samuel Davies
(1819-1894)

Presbyterian clergyman.

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Alexander, William Lindsay
(1808-1884)

Scottish church leader.

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Allen, William
(1784-1868)

Clergyman. Read more about Allen here.

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Allen, William
(1806-1879)

Statesman. Read more about Allen here.

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Allen, William Henry
(1808-1882)

Educator. Read more about Allen here.

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Allen, William Joshua
(1829-1901)

Illinois U. S. Representative.

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Allen, William Stickney
(1805-1868)

Editor. Read about Allen here

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Allestree, Richard
(1619-1681)

English divine. Read more about Allestree here

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Allix, Pierre
(1641-1717)

French Protestant divine. Read more about Allix here.

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American Anti-Slavery Society

Read more about the American Anti-Slavery Society here.

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The American's Own Book

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Ames, Fisher
(1758-1808)

U. S. Representative. Read more about Ames here, here and here.

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Amyraldus / Amyraut, Moïse / Moses
(1596-1664)

French Protestant theologian. Read more about Amyraut here.

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Anderson, George
(1676-1756)

Church of Scotland minister and author.

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Anderson, J. N. D.
(1908-1994)

Biblical scholar.

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Anderson, Sir Robert
(1841-1918)

Scotland Yard official. Read about Anderson here.

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Andrews, Edgar, BSc, PhD, DSc, FIM, CEng, CPhys
(1932- )

English physicist and engineer. Emeritus Professor of Materials Science at the University of London. Read more about Andrews at his website.

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Andrews, Edward D.
(1801-1880)

CEO and President of Christian Publishing House. Read more about Andrews here.

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Andrews, Sherlock James
(1801-1880)

Jurist. Read more about Andrews here.

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Ankerberg Theological Research Institute

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Applegarth, Robert
(1834-1924)

British trade unionist.

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Aquinas, Thomas
(1225?-1274)

Influential early church writer. Read more about Aquinas here.

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Archer, Gleason L. (Leonard)
(1916-2004)

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Archibald, Alexander
(18th century)

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Armstrong, William D. (William Dunwoodie)
(1845-1915)

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Arnold, Thomas
(1795-1842)

(TM): Thomas Arnold (1795 - 1842) was a British educator and lecturer in history at Oxford. Arnold was born in 1795 to a postmaster and customs agent. He began his education at Winchester and went on to Corpus Christi College, Oxford. In 1815 he was elected a fellow of Oriel College, Oxford, afterward becoming ordained. He tutored for a number of years before becoming headmaster of Rugby School - a post he would hold for the rest of his life, and would use to shape education throughout the rest of England and the Western world. He authored many sermons, as well as a history of Rome, and was the father of the critic and poet Matthew Arnold. Read more about Arnold here and here.

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Arscott, Alexander
(1676-1737)

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Assembly's Missionary Magazine
(1805-1807)

Also known as General Assembly's Missionary Magazine, or Missionary Magazine; or, Evangelical intelligencer. Edited by William P. Farrand.

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Athenagoras
(fl. 2nd century)

Apologist. Read more about Athenagoras here and here.

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Atterbury, Francis
(1663-1732)

English man of letters, politician and bishop. Read more about Atterbury here and here.

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