At the moment, Apologetics Index includes 40,870+ pages. The information in this entry will help you find your way around, and to get the most out of Apologetics Index.

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• Over the years, this site has seen a number of designs. The page you are currently viewing shows our latest design.
  
  However, since thousands of older pages on this site were built with no particular, consistent design in mind updating those older entries is a slow, page-by-page process.
  
  Thus for a long time to come you'll still find many old-style Apolgetics Index entries, ranging from really old pages (ouch!) to a more recent look, and of course our latest design



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The heart of Apologetics Index is the A-Z Index. All topics addressed in Apologetics Index can be accessed via the alphabetical index found at

• the front page,
• the A-Z Index homepage, and at
• the top of each alphabetical page (example, the 'A' listing)

In addition, all new pages (with the same design as the page you are currently viewing) have a navigation bar which - where appropriate - includes a link to the A-Z Index.

• Note: Currently, the 'alphabetical pages' - for example, the list of subjects starting with the letter 'T' - include many brief entries. "Extended entries" have their own pages. Since many of the alphabetical pages have grown too long (with too many short entries), we've changed our approach. Over time, each entry - long or short - will be on a page by itself. This will ensure that pages load faster, that entries are easier to find in off-site search engines, and that it is easier to link to them.



• You will probably not need our site map. But since we frequently add or update items, you will want to check the home page each time you visit Apologetics Index.

New pages - with the same design as the page you are currently viewing - have a navigation bar near the top and bottom of each page. Two examples are shown here in abbreviated format:

The Alphabetical Navigation Bar
Use it to find the topics of your choice.

The Topical Navigation Bar
The link on the right-hand side shows the location of the entry.

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