Classic Works of Apologetics Online


Maas, Anthony John
(1859-1927)

German Jesuit; Catholic exegete, or writer of critical interpretation of scripture.

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MacArthur, John Fullerton, Jr.
(1939- )

United States evangelical writer and minister, noted for his radio program entitled Grace to You. Read more about MacArthur here and his ministry, Grace to You.

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Macclintock, Samuel
(1732-1804)

Congregationalist pastor. Read more about Macclintock here.

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MacDonald, George Alexander
(1869-1936)

Author.

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Machen, J. Gresham
(1881-1937)

Biblical scholar. Learn more about Machen here and here

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MacKnight, James
(1721-1800)

Biblical scholar. Read about MacKnight here.
"Agreeably to the plan of this sketch, any critical account of Dr. Macknight's works cannot with propriety be given here. It may only be observed, in general, that his reputation for sound criticism, extensive knowledge, and clear elucidation of the sacred writings, is rapidly increasing amongst Christians of every denomination; and he must be acknowledged to have been one of the most intelligent, judicious, and candid expositors of the Scriptures that ever appeared. Even during his own lifetime his diligence was rewarded by an ample portion of respectable fame. The "Harmony of the Gospels" has long been esteemed a work of standard excellence for the students of evangelical knowledge.--"Account of the Life and Character of James MacKnight, D. D." from A New Literal Translation from the Original Greek.

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MacLaren, Alexander
(1826-1910)

Baptist preacher. Read about MacLaren here.

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Maclaurin, John
(1693-1754)

Scottish reverend. Read about Maclaurin here.

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MacMaster, John
(c. 1892)

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Madison, President James
(1751-1836)

4th American President. Read more about President Madison here.

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Madison, James
(1749-1812)

Philosopher and mathematician. Read more about Bishop Madison here. Scroll to the bottom of the page

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Magoon, Elias Lyman
(1810-1886)

Clergyman.

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Maier, Paul L.
(1930- )

Russell H. Seibert Professor of Ancient History at Western Michigan University. Read more about Maier here, here, and here.

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Manningham, Thomas
(1651?-1722)

Bishop of Chichester.

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Marlow, Isaac
(c. 1690)

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Marsh, Ebenezer Grant
(1777-1803)

Yale professor of languages.

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Marsh, Herbert
(1757-1830)

English divine. Read more about Marsh here

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Marsh, John
(c. 1783)

Clergyman. Read more about Marsh here.

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Marsh, William Nathaniel Tilson
(19th century)

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Marshall, Edward P.
(c. 1898)

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Marshall, James v.
(c. 1856)

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Martin, Walter
(1928-1989)

Christian apologist, founder of the Christian Research Institute.

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Martin, William J.

Modern Biblical scholar.

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Mason, John Mitchell
(1770-1829)

Pastor. Read more about Mason here.

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Mathews, James McFarlane
(1785-1870)

New York clergyman. Educator. Founder of the University of New York. Read about Mathews here and in Appleton's Cyclopaedia of American Biography, Volume 4 by James Grant Wilson and John Fiske.

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Mauro, Philip
(1859-1952)

Patent attorney and author. Read more about Mauro here.

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Mayhew, Jonathan
(1720-1766)

American Congregationalist minister.

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McDowell, Josh
(1939- )

Modern Christian apologist. Learn more about McDowell here.

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McEwen, William
(Fl. 18th Century)

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McGarvey, J. W. (John William)
(1829-1911)

Clergyman, educator, editor. Read about McGarvey here.

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McGrath, Alister Edgar
(Born January 23, 1953)

British/Irish theologian, priest, intellectual historian, scientist, and Christian apologist. Professor of Theology, Ministry and Education, and Head of the Centre for Theology, Religion and Culture at King's College, London. Beginning April 1, 2014, Andreas Idreos Professor in Science and Religion in the Faculty of Theology and Religion at Oxford University. Read about McGrath here.

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McGrew, Lydia
(Fl. 21st Century)

Ph. D. in English Literature, Vanderbilt University, 1995. Learn about McGrew here and here. Curriculum Vitae. Blogs, Extra Thoughts and What's Wrong with the World.

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McGrew, Timothy J.
(Fl. 21st Century)

Professor and Chairman (2005-2009), Department of Philosophy, Western Michigan University. Curator, Library of Historical Apologetics. Learn about Dr. McGrew here, here, and here.

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McGuffey, William Holmes
(1800-1873)

American educator. Read more about McGuffey here, here, and here.

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McHenry, James
(1753-1816)

American statesman. Signer of the United States Constitution and the namesake of Fort McHenry, the bombardment of which inspired The Star-Spangled Banner. Delegate to the Continental Congress from Maryland, and the third United States Secretary of War from January 27, 1796 to May 13, 1800, under Presidents George Washington and John Adams. Read about McHenry here, here, and here.

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McIlvane, Charles Pettit
(1799-1873)

Episcopalian bishop and president of Kenyon College.

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McMaster, John Bach
(1852-1932)

American historian. Civil engineer. Read about McMaster here.

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M'Kinney, James
(c. 1797)

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Meade, William
(1789-1862)

Episcopal bishop. Read more about Meade here.

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Medina, Michael J.

Modern attorney. Learn more about Medina here.

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Melmoth, William
(1666-1743)

Lawyer and religious writer.

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Mendelsohn, Samuel
(1850-1922)

Rabbi.

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Menzies, William W
(Fl. 20th Century)

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Metzger, Bruce Manning
(1914-2007)

American biblical scholar and textual critic, longtime professor at Princeton Theological Seminary and Bible editor who served on the board of the American Bible Society and United Bible Societies. He was a scholar of Greek, New Testament, and New Testament textual criticism. Read about Metzger here.

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Michaelis, Johann / John David
(1717-1791)

Biblical scholar. Read more about Michaelis here.

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Middleton, Conyers
(1683-1750)

English divine. Read more about Middleton here

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Middleton, Patrick
(1662-1736)

Scottish Episcopal clergyman and Jacobite sympathizer.

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Migne, Jacques-Paul
(1800-1875)

Priest and publisher of theological works. Read about Migne here and here.

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Miller, George
(1764-1848)

Church of Ireland clergyman.

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Miller, Samuel
(1769-1850)

Presbyterian minister. Read about Miller here.

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Miller, William Galbraith
(1848-1904)

Lecturer on public law.

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Miller, W. R.

Journalist. Historian.

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Milton, John
(1608-1674)

English poet. Learn more about Milton here and here

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Mimpriss, Robert
(1797-1875)

Sunday School worker.

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Minucius Felix, Marcus
(fl. 2d century)

Read about Minucius here.

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Mitchell, T. C.

Modern-day keeper of Western Asiatic Antiquities at the British Museum.

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M'kee, William P.

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Moen, John T.

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Mohler, R. Albert, Jr.
(1758-1831)

Ninth president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. Read more about Mohler here, and his blog here.

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Monroe, President James
(1758-1831)

American President. Read more about President Monroe here, here and here.

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Montana Historical Society

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Montgomery, John Warwick
(1931- )

World-class Christian apologist, philosopher and legal expert. John Warwick Montgomery is Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy and Christian Thought, Patrick Henry College (Virginia); and Emeritus Professor of Law and Humanities at the University of Luton (England). Professor Montgomery holds ten earned degrees, including the LL.B.; LL.M. from Cardiff University, Wales; the A.B. with distinction in Philosophy (Cornell University; Phi Beta Kappa); B.L.S. and M.A. (University of California at Berkeley); B.D. and S.T.M. (Wittenburg University, Springfield, Ohio); M. Phil. in Law (University of Essex, England); Ph.D. (Univeristy of Chicago), and the Doctorat d'Université from Strasbourg, France. He told Contemporary Authors, "My world-view was hammered out at university; there I became a Christian. . . . Like the late C. S. Lewis (one of my greatest heroes), I was literally dragged kicking and screaming into the Kingdom by the weight of evidence for Christian truth."
Visit The John Warwick Montgomery website and read more about Montgomery here.

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Moody, D. L. (Dwight Lyman)
(1837-1899)

Evangelist. Read more about Moody here.

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Moore, Charles
(1743-1811)

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Moore, Daniel
(1809-1899)

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Moore, Thomas Verner
(1818-1871)

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Moore, A. Y.(Ambrose Yoemans)
(c. 1868)

Minister.

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Moore, Frank
(1828-1904)

Editor.

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Moore, John
(1616-1714)

Preacher.

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Moorhead, William G.
(1836-1914)

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More, Hannah
(1745-1833)

English religious writer. Slavery abolitionist. Read more about More here and here.

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Moreland, J. P. (James Porter)
(1948- )

Modern Christian apologist. Read more about Moreland here.

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Morey, Robert

Modern Christian apologist.

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Morgan, Charles Carroll
(1832-1918)

Lawyer.

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Morgan, George
(1854-1936)

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Mornay, Philippe de, seigneur du Plessis-Marly
(1549-1623)

French Protestant writer. Read about Mornay here.

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Morris, Gouverneur
(1752-1816)

American statesman, delegate of Pennsylvania to the Constitutional Convention of 1787 and author of large sections of the Constitution of the United States. Read about Morris here, here, and here. President John Adams on Morris, June 22, 1779. John Adams diary 29, 12 March - 31 July 1779: "In the Evening I fell into Chat with the Chevalier. He asked me, about Governeur Morris. I said it was his Christian Name -- that he was not Governor. The Chevalier said He had heard of him as an able Man. I said he was a young Man, chosen into Congress since I left it. That I had sat some Years with his Elder Brother in Congress. That Governeur was a Man of Wit, of and made pretty Verses -- but of a Character trs legere."

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Morris, Herbert W. (William)
(1818-1897)

Reverend.

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Morris, Martin F. (Ferdinand)
(1834-1909)

Lecturer in law.

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Morrison, Charles Robert
(1819-1893)

Lawyer.

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Morse, Jedidiah
(1761-1826)

Clergyman. Read more about Morse here and here.

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Mortenson, Terry
(1953-)

Systematic Theology, History of Geology, Lecturer/Researcher, Answers in Genesis (USA). Read about Mortenson here.

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Morton, John Latimer
(Fl. 18th Century)

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Morton, Nathaniel
(1613-1686)

Secretary of Plymouth Colony.

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Motte, Mellish Irving
(1801-1881)

Reverend.

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Muggeridge, Malcolm
(1903-1990)

British journalist. Learn more about Muggeridge here.

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Müller George
(1805-1898)

Philanthropist.

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Murray, Henry
(b. ca. 1761)

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Murray, John
(1786?-1851)

Read about Murray here.

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Muse, E. B.
(1862-1933)

District judge of Dallas.

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