Links
Here are some interesting websites:
Answers in Genesis Offers great resources including many articles, books, DVDs etc. Answers in Genesis focuses mostly on apologetics.
E - Sword Bible software is free Bible software. After downloading the basic application, you can download many versions of the Bible, commentary, concordances and dictionaries that all function within the application. This powerful program allows you to search the books of the bible, highlight passages, and make notes for future reference. Almost all of the Bibles and commentaries are free. The ones that aren't are available at a very reasonable price. Translations in different languages are also available.
Christian Research Institute CRIs mission statement as found on their website: “To provide Christians worldwide with carefully researched information and well-reasoned answers that encourage them in their faith and equip them to intelligently represent it to people influenced by ideas and teachings that assault or undermine orthodox, biblical Christianity."
The Institute for Creation Research ICRs mission statement as found on their website: "ICR equips believers with evidence of the Bible's accuracy and authority through scientific research, educational programs, and media presentations, all conducted within a thoroughly biblical framework."
Christian History Institute (Glimpses of Christian History) CHI's mission statement as found on their website: "Glimpses of Christian History is a leading site for the history of the Christian religion and church history through the centuries, including Jesus Christ and his apostles, early Christianity, Christian women, famous sayings, and useful books. We also issue the colorful and factual Glimpses."
Proclaiming the Gospel Ministries Proclaiming The Gospel Ministries was established by Mike Gendron, a former Catholic. As quoted from pro-gospel.org, Proclaiming the Gospel Ministries' number one purpose is: "To urge Roman Catholics to renounce their faith in anything that opposes or nullifies the Gospel of Jesus Christ." Available through his website is a fantastic tract entitled: Roman Catholicism Scripture vs. Tradition. This tract breaks down key doctrinal differences between the Word of God and the Roman Catholic Church. It also includes a history of the Catholic Church and a glossary of Catholic terms.