Who is This Jesus? | Bible Resources
Use this comparative religion study to teach students to defend Christian beliefs against errors of other religions and heretical sects. The course covers the history and basic doctrines of Judaism, Islam, Mormonism, the Jehovah's Witnesses, and Christianity.
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General Resources
- Approaching Cults and World Religions—A Presuppositional Apologetic Perspective by Jeff Downs
- By What Authority
—This tract uses ultimate questions to gently but directly confront unbelievers with the inevitability of facing questions about our existence. - ComparativeReligion.com—A comparative analysis of the major world religions from a Christian perspective.
- Covenant Media Foundation—Presuppositional Reasoning with False Faiths by Greg Bahnsen
- EMNR.org—This site includes a good list of annotated links, additional resources, online research papers on a variety of topics, and posted manuals and doctrinal statements that show careful consideration of doctrine, ethics, and practice in cult evangelism and apologetics (whether or not you agree with every conclusion).
- Godly Disputation—This is a letter by John Newton where he councils a friend how to dispute theological issues in a Christ like way. Every Christian, whatever theological convictions he holds, can learn from Newton about a Christ like way to hold them.
- The Internet Sacred Text Archive—Free "electronic texts about religion, mythology, legends and folklore"
- Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy—An online encyclopedia with articles on philosophers and philosophies, many pertinent to epistemology, modernism, and postmodernism.
Specific Sites on Competing Religions
Judaism: Jewish Web sites
- Hillel—A pluralistic Jewish student group.
- Jews for Judaism—Counter-missionary efforts against Christian missions.
- Jewish Virtual Library—Excellent source of information from American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise (AICE).
- The Messiah Truth Project—Another Jewish counter-missionary site dedicated to apologetics against Christian assertions.
- Union for Reform Judaism—A liberal-leaning group of Reformed Judaism.
Judaism: Christian Web sites
- Jews for Jesus—A lightning rod of Jewish criticism; check out their apologetics material.
- Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry—A missions agency to Jews.
Islam: Islamic Web sites
- Al-islam.org—"Ahlul Bayt Digital Islamic Library Project"
- Translations of Quran—Multiple translations of the Koran
- Islam-online.net—Very well-kept and up-to-date site presenting news and articles from Islamic perspective
Islam: Christian Web sites
- Faith Defenders—The web site of Dr. Bob Morey, a researcher of Islam
Mormonism: Mormon Web sites
- Brigham Young University—Web site of the famous Mormon university
- Community of Christ—Community of Christ is the new name for the Reorganized Latter-day Saints. Historically, they broke from the Mormons and went in a different theological direction. There are many splinter groups off the original Mormon church, Community of Christ being the most prominent.
- The Foundation for Apologetic Information and Research—"A non-profit organization dedicated to providing well-documented answers to criticisms of LDS (Mormon) doctrine, belief and practice."
- Jeff Lindsay.com—Though an unofficial site, Lindsay's page has a plethora of pro-LDS apologetic material, spiced with a good deal of wit. He is on the whole quite good-natured, but it is evident that he is not about to take criticism of Mormonism lying down.
- Shields—Mormon apologetics with many resources and articles
Mormonism: Christian Web sites
- LDS-mormon.com—A miscellany of articles regarding Mormon teaching.
- Utah Lighthouse Ministry—A ministry to Mormons by former Mormons, Jerald and Sandra Tanner
Jehovah's Witnesses/Russellites: JW Web sites
- Herald Magazine—A Bible students' magazine for Russellites
- AGS Consulting—Another site by non-Jehovah's Witness Russellites, with the full texts of C. T. Russell's works
- The Watch Tower Society—Official Website of Jehovah's Witnesses
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