Fox, Jane. Does God Exist? And Other Hard Questions
CruPress, Book, 52p. English. [Click here]
Abstract
: It is a resource that looks at art as a gateway to deeper conversations about the existence of God and other questions like suffering and evil. It was created to appeal to all kinds of people, including international students, and invites people to freely express what they are thinking. 
Keywords: art, existence of God, faith


God and Science
RUF International Courses. Course/Series. English. [Click here]
Abstract
: RUF-I semester-length courses (photocopied PDF files) include a summary teaching, printed Bible text, and inductive discussion questions. Marginal notes explain difficult words. Table hosts encourage international students to read aloud to “practice their English."  After each paragraph, table hosts ask, “Are there any words or ideas that you do not understand?” RUF International is pleased to offer these Dinner and Discussion Courses for free (you may print unlimited copies) at no charge to our friends who serve international students in Christ’s Name. (A suggested $25 donation [for each course] is appreciated.)
Keywords: science, faith, Genesis


Little, Paul. Know Why You Believe.
IVPress, 2008 edition. Book, 231p. English. Multiple formats. [Click here]
Abstract: Little tackles 12 of the most common intellectual challenges to faith that he encountered during his twenty-five years of speaking and teaching in the university....This edition, revised and updated by Marie Little in consultation with experts in science and archaeology, provides twenty-first-century information and offers solid ground for those who are willing to search for truth. Includes a study guide for individuals or groups. [From the amazon.com review of the book. For the full review, click here.]
Keywords: apologetics, philosophy, science and religion, doubt


McDowell, Josh and Sean McDowell. More than a Carpenter, revised ed. Tyndale Momentum, 2009. Book, 192p. English. [Click here]
Abstract
[from the back cover]: Former "skeptic Josh McDowell thought Christians were out of their minds. He ridiculed and insulted them, then decided to combat them with his own thorough research to disprove the claims of Jesus Christ. To his surprise, he discovered that the evidence suggested exactly the opposite--that Jesus, instead of being simply a first-century Hebrew carpenter, truly was the God he claimed to be....Now, in this revised and updated edition, Josh is joined by his son, Sean, as they tackle the questions that today's generation continues to ask: "Can I be spiritual without believing in God?" "How can I make sure that my life counts for something?" "Is it really possible to know anything for sure about God or Jesus?"
Keywords: apologetics, Jesus Christ, Chinese, Spanish
Chinese edition, 2011, simplified characters: [Click here]
Spanish edition, 2012: Más que un Carpintero [Click here]


McDowell, Josh. More than a Carpenter. Original edition. Tyndale, 1977. Book, English. Out of print. Copies can be found with a Google search.
Keywords: Apologetics, Arabic
Other languages: English-Arabic bi-lingual, Living Books, 2007. Bien Plus Qu'un Charpentier par Josh McDowell. [Click here] 


Keller, Tim. The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism. Penguin Books. Reprint, 2009. Book, 310p. English. [Multiple formats. [Click here]
Abstract: "In the first seven chapters Keller looks at seven of the most common objections and doubts about Christianity and discerns the alternate beliefs underlying each of them....In the second half of the book, titled “The Reasons for Faith,” he turns to an examination of seven reasons to believe in the claims of the Christian faith. [Taken from the review by Tim Challies. Click here for the full review.
Keywords: apologetics, evangelism, doubt


Qureshi, Nabeel. Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus. Zondervan Academic. Online course. Click here for more information or to enroll.
For an abstract for the book and the course, see Islam.


Li Cheng. Song of a Wanderer: Beckoned by Eternity. Foundation for Chinese Christian Authors, 2002 (1st English edition). Book, 398p. Available at AFC and elsewhere. [Click here]
Abstract, from the back cover: This is a book of Christian apologetics. The author, Li Cheng, is from Beijing. He became a Christian after coming to the United States. He understands deeply how most Mainland Chinese scholars think, and wrote this book to help answer the questions of those scholars who are searching for the truth and faith in Christianity. He uses in depth discussion and comparison, providing a wealth of evidence....[It] is an excellent reference for sharing the Gospel.
Keywords: Chinese, evangelism, gospel, apologetics
See AFC website for additional editions in Chinese. 
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Perry, Bill. They're Not Christian? Multi-Language Media. Book, 48p. English.
Abstract: Have you found the cults to be active in reaching international students?  In this book, Bill Perry looks at eight major western cults (Christian Science, Mormons, Scientology, Unification Church, International Church of Christ, Unity School of Christianity, Jehovah's Witnesses, The Way International) and compares them with historical Christianity.  More than just a source of information about these cults, the author gives the reader a method on how to evaluate any religious organization to see if it is truly Christian. Arithmetic symbols provide an easy-to-follow format with its focus limited to four main points of doctrine and practice.
Keywords: cults, orthodoxy