SBL's purpose is to stimulate the critical investigation of biblical literature, together with other related literature, by the exchange of scholarly research.
Hartford Institute's goals are to provide current religious research and to educate religious leaders, the media, and the general public with this information. They are non-denominational and have lots of data and statistics.
NETBible offers a high quality Bible study tools and resources, such as commentaries, articles, word studies, original biblical languages, and cross references.
This website includes more than 6,000 full-text articles and chapters by recognized religious scholars on a variety of topics. The database is searchable and is managed by Claremont School of Theology.
The ISBE is a classic Bible reference compiled from nearly 10,000 entries written by over 200 different Bible scholars and teachers. All of the major words of the Bible are represented. The online version is the 1939 edition.
This website collects scholarly reviews and averages them along with reviews from other ministries and users of the site to help you determine what commentaries will be the most useful for you.
This website was created by a librarian at Rockbridge Seminary. It is a searchable spreadsheet of open access Bible comementaries, both non-copyrighted and classic works.
The Virtual Library contains bibliographic records to open access theological resources and is organized by format. It is hosted by the Association of Christian Librarians.
Apologetics Press makes available scripturally sound and scientifically accurate materials in apologetics among the churches of Christ. If you click on the tabs along the top of the page, you will find articles written by experts in various topics.
This basic apologetics course from the C.S. Lewis Institute includes 20 hour-long lectures, and study guides and covers the topics of reasons for faith, objections to faith, responding to atheism, and responding to new age and cults.
The RTB team addresses the questions and converns of those who doubt, disbelieve, or dispute faith in Christ. They offer articles, blogs, podcast, and other publications that use their science expertise to defend the Christian faith.
This website from William Lane Craig includes scholarly articles, transcripts of debates, podcasts, and many more resources. Their mission is to provide an intelligent, articulate and uncompromising yet gracious Christian perspective on the most important issues concerning the truth of the Christian faith.
Stand to Reason trains Christians to think more clearly about their faith and to make an even-handed, incisive, yet gracious defense for classical Christianity and classical Christian values in the public square. Their resources include commentaries, articles, lesson outlines, and video resources.
