The Works of Cornelius Van Til (40 Vols.)

Praise for Cornelius Van Til

Van Til . . . is perhaps the most important Christian thinker of the twentieth-century.
—John M. Frame, Westminster Theological Seminary

The desire of Cornelius Van Til is to present and to teach a thoroughly Biblical system of apologetics, giving to the natural man no quarter in his all-out warfare against the Biblical system of truth.
—F. R. Howe, Dallas Theological Seminary

Van Til's presuppositional approach has been a powerful impetus for reform in Christian thinking. Outwardly, it directs a transcendental challenge to all philosophies which fall short of a Biblical theory of knowledge, demonstrating that their worldviews do not provide the philosophical preconditions needed for the intelligible use of logic, science, or ethics. Inwardly, it calls for self-examination by Christian scholars and apologists to see if their own theories of knowledge have been self-consciously developed in subordination to the word of God which they wish to vindicate or apply. It has likewise cut a wide swath through a large number of relevant areas of interest, requiring that every area of life be governed by the inscripturated word of God.
—Dr. Greg Bahnsen, student of Van Til

Resources Included in This Collection

Works by Van Til (36 Resources)

Books (29 Resources)

• Apologetics
• The Case for Calvinism
• Christ and the Jews
• Christian Theistic Ethics
• A Christian Theory of Knowledge
• Christian-Theistic Evidences
• Christianity and Barthianism
• Christianity and Idealism
• Christianity and Modern Theology
• Common Grace
• Common Grace and the Gospel
• The Confession of 1967: Its Theological Background and Ecumenical Significance
• The Defense of the Faith, Abridged Edition
• The Defense of the Faith, First Edition
• Essays on Christian Education
• The God of Hope: Sermons and Addresses (16)
• The Great Debate Today
• An Introduction to Systematic Theology
• The New Hermeneutic
• The New Modernism: An Appraisal of the Theology of Barth and Brunner
• New Synthesis of the Netherlands
• The Protestant Doctrine of Scripture
• Psychology of Religion
• The Reformed Pastor and Modern Thought
• The Reformed Pastor and the Defense of Christianity & My Credo
• The Sovereignty of Grace: An Appraisal of G. C. Berkouwer's View of Dordt
• A Survey of Christian Epistemology
• The Theology of James Daane
• Who Do You Say That I Am?

Articles, Audio, Reviews, Sermons, and Unpublished Manuscripts (7 Resources)

• The Articles of Cornelius Van Til (100+)
• The Cornelius Van Til Audio Library (75+)
• The Dutch Articles of Cornelius Van Til (25)
• The Pamphlets, Tracts, and Offprints of Cornelius Van Til (20)
• Reviews by Cornelius Van Til (70)
• The Sermons and Addresses of Cornelius Van Til (11)
• Unpublished Manuscripts of Cornelius Van Til (14)

Works by Other Authors (3 Resources)

• A Guide to the Writings of Cornelius Van Til 1895–1987 by Eric D. Bristley
• Introduction to the Works of Cornelius Van Til 1895–1987 by Eric H. Sigward, editor
• Jerusalem and Athens by E. R. Geehan, editor

Other Title Included (1 Resource)

• The King James Version Bible

About the Individual Resources

Apologetics by Cornelius Van Til In this important work, eminent Reformed thinker Cornelius Van Til offers a Christian apologetic that includes five chapters titled The System of Christian Truth, The Christian Philosophy of Life, The Point of Contact, The Problem of Method, and Authority and Reason. Van Til begins the work with the words, “Apologetics is the vindication of the Christian philosophy of life against the various forms of the non-Christian philosophy of life.”

The Articles of Cornelius Van Til by Cornelius Van Til This resource contains more than 100 articles and essays written by Cornelius Van Til over the course of his lifetime. The articles provide a fascinating glimpse into the mind of the Reformed thinker on a variety of topics, spanning some seven decades and pulled from publications like The Banner, The Presbyterian Guardian, Torch and Trumpet, Westminster Theological Journal, Wycliffe Bible Encyclopedia, The Encyclopedia of Christianity.

The Case for Calvinism by Cornelius Van Til Cornelius Van Til wrote this book as a response to a series of three volumes published by Westminster Press in 1959: The Case for a New