Books (other than theses)
- Unveiling Islam (2002, with second edition in 2009) (with Emir) - Spanish (2002)
- More than a Prophet (2003)(with Emir) - Spanish (2006)
- When Worldviews Collide (2005)
- The Sacred Trust (2003)(with Emir)
- Why Churches Die (2005)(with Mac Brunson)
- Holier than Thou (2009)
- Out of the Crescent Shadows (2003)(with Emir) (reprint 2008)
- Christian Jihad (2004) - Spanish (2005)
- The Sacred Desk (2004)(editor)(with Emir)
- Hills and Hearts of Gold (1995) (Ergun Michael Caner) (second printing 2006)
- Expeditio crucis: an examination of the motivation, justification, and implications of the summons to the First Crusade (1096- 1099) (1995)(Appears to be Th.M. thesis publication)
- Bellum sacrum: the development of the Holy War of the first crusade in light of Augustine's Just War criteria (2003)(Appears to be Th.D. thesis publication)
- The Popular Encyclopedia of Apologetics (2008) (editor)
- Voices Behind the Veil (2004)(editor) - Spanish (2005)
- (planned) The Audacious Love of Jesus (2010 - planned)
- InnovateChurch (2008)(contributed Chapter 12: "Sheep, Goats, and Wolves: Jude Answers Why We Should Do Apologetics in the Church" - about 14 pages)
- Why I am a Christian (2006)(contributed Chapter 14: "Why I am no Longer a Muslim" - about 18 pages)
- The Last Sermon I Would Preach If Jesus Were Coming Tomorrow (2007)(apparently contributed one sermon, approximately 10-15 pages)
- (planned) The Baker Dictionary of Cults (2010 - planned)(apparently several articles on various world religions)
-TurretinFan
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"The Popular Encyclopedia of Apologetics" together with Dr. Ed Hindson: http://www.amazon.com/Popular-Encyclopedia-Apologetics-Surveying-Christianity/dp/0736920846
That's already there, unless there are two books by that name.
There is a typo in #4 should be Mac instead of Marc.
Thanks for the correction!
I understand from Mac Brunson's public comments that he and Ergun Caner are working on a 2nd edition of the "Why Churches Die" book.
Perhaps the two of them can speak better from experience now.
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