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The links are of institutions and organizations who are allied with the IRT in appreciation and study of the Reformed Tradition. Their association with the IRT means only that we share common interests, but does not commit them to endorsement of any particular stance or statement of the IRT, nor does it imply endorsement of the organization by the IRT or its host institution.
Please remember:
1. The nature of the Internet is that its content is dynamic. The links provided below were checked as they were listed, but there are no guarantees that any site remains active in perpetuity. If you come across a "dead" link, please notify us at webmaster@reformedtheology.org.
2. As with any page of web links, other sites may be linked to the pages to which we refer that may contain objectionable material. Therefore, users of this page must bear in mind that the IRT and its host institution, Union Theological Seminary and Presbyterian School of Christian Education do not have control over linked pages.
| Site Name | Comments |
| General Reference Sites | |
| Christian Classic Ethereal Library | CCEL is the most complete source of Christian public-domain texts from all periods of church history on the web. It includes many important classic reference works, including the The Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia. |
| The Online Books Page | This site is basically a links page to more than 19,000 free online etexts of every description (including most of the ones at ccel and Gutenberg). |
| Project Gutenberg | Project Gutenberg is the oldest free etext program on the internet. Over 6,000 public domain texts, including many religious titles. |
| The Catholic Encyclopedia | The online version of the 1914 Catholic Encyclopedia. An excellent resource for church history research. |
| Christian History Magazine | Christian History magazine makes their entire archive available. The articles are sometimes by well-known scholars, and are written for general audiences. |
| Babelfish Translation Utility | Although the translations are clumsy and overly literal, this rough-and-ready utility gives you the general idea of a passage's (or web page's) meaning in several modern languages. |
| Classical/Early Church/Patristic Period | |
| The Ecole Initiative | Plethora of Judeo-Christian and Islamic documents from 0-1500 A.D. |
| The Ad Fontes Classics Page | Large number of Latin texts, and links to many others. |
| The Perseus Project | Classic texts in Latin and English. |
| The Intertext Library | Wide collection of Early church, Catholic and Lutheran materials in several languages. |
| Labyrinth Latin Bookcase | A selective collection of Early and Medieval writers, mainly in Latin. |
| Reformation and Puritan Period | |
| Project Wittenberg | A sampling of Luther’s works, as well as other Lutheran sources from an LCMS seminary. |
| Christian Classics Ethereal Library | Many, if not most, of Calvin's works in English are available here, as well as the works of many other period theologians. |
| Reformation Ink | This page has a number of classic Reformed texts, with links to more. |
| DIALOGS-FROM-THE-PAST | Pietist, Spiritualist and Mystical texts. |
| The American Colonist's Library | Large collection of etexts (mainly links) that the site claims contains "the literature and documents which were most relevant to the. colonists' lives in America." Many Reformed/Puritan writings as well as fascinating secular titles. |
| Puritan Sermons | Sermons from a number of Reformed figures. |
| The Geneva Bible MikeBrownSolutions |
genevabible.org has.pdf files of the entire Geneva Bible. mikebrownsolutions.com has an explanation of what the Geneva Bible is. |
| Grace On-Line Library | A large number of articles and books by Reformed authors from both the Presbyterian and Baptist streams. Much Puritan material and many biographies. |
| A Puritan's Mind | Contains Puritan biographies and writings. Reformed themed t-shirts(!). |
| Jonathan Edwards Library | Jonathan Edwards homepage |
| Grace to You's Cotton Mather Site | Works by, and information about, Cotton Mather. |
| The Presbyterian Church (USA)'s Searchable Book of Confessions | Electronically search ecumenical and Reformed Confession |
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