By "classic" we mean:

• Belonging to the highest rank or class.
• Serving as the established model or standard: a classic example of colonial architecture.
• Having lasting significance or worth; enduring.

....as defined by the American Heritage Dictionary.

The works on this site provide answers for those investigating the claims of orthodox Christianity. They address the centuries-old arguments from skeptics, and demonstrate the intellectual and historical foundations of the Christian faith.

Most of these works are in the public domain. For those that aren't, we have secured permission to post them here for personal, scholarly, non-commercial use. We also link to other sites that possess the material, such as Christian Classics Ethereal Library If there is no link, these are "recommended reads" which we hope to be able to post someday or else are "coming soon."

We hope you enjoy these works and learn from them as they form an essential part of our apologetics heritage. More will be added as we seek permission or find more material.

How to use the collection.

Works are indexed by author last name. We also have a Special Collections section where items are arranged by topic.

Disclaimer:

We don't commit to any one apologetic style, but endeavour to provide a comprehensive bibliographic approach to all legitimate ways of defending the faith.

Discussion? Corrections? Contributions?

We have a thread on the TheologyWeb forum where you can post questions, make recommendations, or otherwise note issues with the site. See here.