Links to sites explaining the Christian faith and exploring questions about belief and the Bible.
A fellowship of scientists committed to the Word of God and to integrity in the practice of science. In matters of science and Christian faith, they offer Christian scholarship, education, fellowship and service to ASA members, churches, educational institutions, the scientific community, and society.
Presents material on apologetics, theology, science, current issues and other religions. Sponsored by Christian Leadership Ministries, the faculty outreach and training arm of Campus Crusade for Christ International, Leadership U includes resources for the high school to research levels, with an emphasis on the scholarly.
Answers to all kinds of questions about the Bible, the Christian faith, other religions - in 33 different languages.
Offers material on how to talk to people of other faiths. Check out the FAQs on Faith in the Library section.
World Religions Index includes articles by people who have experienced other religions, articles about world religions, plus some helpful interactive charts showing specific beliefs and practices of various religions.
Issues that Make Christians Squirm: Feel like thinking? Take a look at these questions, think about how you might answer, then work your way through this challenging page. It will make your brain tired, but you may learn something in the process.
Veritas Forum is a coalition of students, faculty, campus ministers and community leaders sponsoring forums on various campuses, to consider the truth claims of Jesus Christ. The site includes lots of free downloadable talks about all kinds of important issues by some amazing Christian speakers: check out the podcasts by Erwin McManus, Os Guinness, Alistair McGrath.
Culture Making is a site for anyone who wants to impact our culture for the Christian faith. It's the brain-child of Andy Crouch, Good Samaritan parishioner who spent ten years as a Intervarsity campus minister at Harvard University, edited re:generation quarterly, and recently wrote a book called - you guessed it - Culture Making.