It’s a good site for some basics of a biblical Christian worldview for Creation, and a Creator, as well as on many important cultural apologetics issues (i.e., LGBTQ+, importance of life, etc.). AG subscribes to a literal six-days (as we know them) Creation account (however, not all great Apologists do so). AG has stores of Curriculum for all ages, with many educational tools for kids and young students.

Scholarly Journal: Answers Research Journal (peer reviewed, in online volumes)
News Journal, Articles: Articles Magazine (subscription, and digital archives, in all topics above)
In General: Curriculum {all ages, see above}; Books; Podcasts; Videos; Blogs; AG offers a very diverse set of materials and events.

CSLI has a heavy focus on discipleship and growth, and on the bigger questions of life in worldview studies (we don’t suppose you will find a lot here directly on politics, but more on biblical truth). Strong on Apologetics, with a special podcast, Side B Stories. Since they have a wide range of quality resources, it’s definitely worth spending some time here. They also have 1 and 2 year CSLI Fellows study programs, and many seminars and events, and some international activities, also.

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This is a world class organization of scientists and thought leaders on Creation and Intelligent Design (and on the implicitly-related topics above). Scholars and speakers include Drs. Stephen Meyer, Michael Behe, and several others. Although not stereotyped as a Christian organization, many of its scholars and thinkers are (but the focus is on Intelligent Design of the Universe and life, as a scientific inquiry, along with the related topics, above). Speakers, like those mentioned, are known around the world and are highly interviewed. Information ranges from very technical scientific scholarship to materials that break things down for the average listener.

In General: Just about everything is here, including Scholarly Journals, News Journal Articles and Blogs, Books {lots of theirs}, Podcasts, Videos {including interviews}, and more. In short, its vast multimedia informational resources are clustered into several DI resource/research areas (including some separately-built “Centers”), all clearly labeled on its site, such as: The Bottom Line (a Blog on Education, Parental Choice, and Freedom in Education; advancing Advocacy in that arena, in association with the American Center for Transforming Education)

Evolution News & Science Today (a cleverly named set of articles that is part Scholarly Journal, and part News Articles, reporting and analyzing ID, and other science and technology issues; topics include AI, stem-cells, life, culture, and so many more; in association with DI’s Center for Science & Culture)
Humanize (a cutting edge blog on human dignity, rights, responsibilities, trafficking, AI, human cloning, genetic engineering, economics, etc., as part of DI’s Center on Human Exceptionalism; Podcasts are included)
Mind Matters (a mixed-media collection of Blogs/Articles, Podcasts, Videos, “featuring news and analysis at the intersection of artificial and natural intelligence” (from site); it includes human trafficking and other topics, in association with DI’s Bradley Center for Natural and Artificial Intelligence)
Fix Homelessness (a DI initiative with Articles, and Research Reports on best solutions (vs. “Housing First” strategies), and associated with DI’s Center on Wealth and Poverty)
Wealth & Poverty Review (a collection of Blogs/Articles challenging progressive views and policies on causes of poverty, economics, and similar issues, in association with DI’s Center on Wealth and Poverty)

Probe Ministries has an apologetics focus on several important cultural and social issues, and they have a good deal of helpful information. It seems to cater largely to younger audiences with its Mind Games Camp, activities, and research. Also, while claiming to be international, the concentration is clearly, predominantly US.

Newsletter: Up Periscope (an e-newsletter focusing on walking with Christ).
Podcasts (Radio): It has several kinds, and is famous for its short radio programs; see Head and Heart (a podcast covering several good topics for this new generation)
Books: Probe has a good Store with about 20 or so fine book(lets) for sale, on topics such as evolution, critical race theory, Islam, government, economics, and so on; it also has a free Kerby Anderson Booklets series, on similar and more topics.
Scholarly Research Studies, Reports (Culture): Probe conducts several surveys and reports on religious trends, and has a separate Blog page dedicated to research on cultural trends and values in the US (by Steve Cable)
Staff Blogs: This is well indexed, with sermons, some from others, and even a collection of available Teaching PowerPoint Presentations that anyone can use.
Videos: Several for teaching in subjects like Social Justice, Transgenderism; they also have a DVD series on cultural changes, and the Redeeming Culture videos are very good.

They are planting university clubs internationally, like no one else, to equip students to defend the Christian faith and change their cultures for Christ. A vitally important ministry for students and educators alike. A key focus is developing campus clubs and networks for students and educators.

In general, RC collates its resources into 5+ groups, for Professors, Pastors, Parents, Students (even in high school), and Apologists, and this involves mixed media of Videos, Books/Publications, Blogs, News, and sometimes even Legal Assistance or other advice. It has a special section on Apologetics Training for Faith and Science. Books (Publications): Two sources: (1) RC has multiple, free E-books/Publications available for downloading, on various topics of interest, including cultural apologetics, same-sex relationships v. Scripture, human rights, women’s rights, critical theory and social justice, lawsuits, socialism v. capitalism, etc.; (2) plus, similarly themed publications (booklets) also available in its “store” RC Press (with a free-checkout process), in either ePub or PDF formats [ed. note: some titles are the same as titles in the first link; a free ordering process is required for this second set]
Videos: Thoughtful Christianity: A dynamic series of videos on YouTube covering a range of apologetics-focused topics, including cultural apologetics (i.e., social-legal issues), and more.
Blog: featuring News, events, and short, topical Articles

It’s another well-known site with excellent worldview-related resources, focusing on Apologetics including on social and cultural issues, and biblical justice, yet it caters specifically to students in high school and Gen Z. It also is largely for an American audience. That said, they have a strong resource library, online:

“Resource Library:” This is a vibrant worldview library, with Articles – either as Blogs, or short research pieces – (including some recent good ones, on subjects like Justice and other things we care about), combined with various Videos, and Podcasts (it’s a multimedia collection, and some of its resources actually come from other SCITTs we also feature). Books: From either its Store, or its separate Books page; the Summit Worldview Library is a solid resource reflecting over half a century’s work in the field (3 volumes, for sale); other books, and DVDs are also available for purchase on its site; the Store is worth viewing as it features other authors as well as Summit’s own, in a wide collection of great subjects. Other: Curriculum (available for all age categories); Reflects (a selection of pop culture commentaries).