Francis A. Schaeffer Links Page

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 Books are presented in the order in which they appear in the Complete Works.  Books and resources I could not find links for are printed in blue.   

Digitized lectures on various topics by Francis Schaeffer in the L'Abri Digital Library

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Books by Francis A. Schaeffer

The God who is There (1968) 1, 2 

Escape from Reason (1968) 1

He is There and He is Not Silent (1972) 1 

Back to Freedom and Dignity (1972) 1 

The Complete Works of Francis A. Schaeffer, Volume 1 (1982) 1 

Related:

The first three books on volume one are referred to as "the Trilogy"

Introduction to Francis Schaeffer, i.e., the Trilogy (1974) 1

The Trilogy in one volume (1990) 1

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Genesis in Space and Time (1972) 1, 2 

No Final Conflict 

Joshua and the Flow of Biblical History (1975) 1

Basic Bible Studies (1972) 1 

Art and the Bible: Two Essays (1973) 1 

The Complete Works of Francis A. Schaeffer, Volume 2 (1982)

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No Little People (1974) 1

True Spirituality (1971) 1

The New Super-spirituality (1973) 1

Two Contents, Two Realities 

The Complete Works of Francis A. Schaeffer, Volume 3 (1982)

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The Church at the End of the 20th Century (1970) 1, 2, 3, 4 

The Church Before the Watching World (1971) 1

The Mark of a Christian (1970) 1

Death in the City (1969) 1, 2

The Complete Works of Francis A. Schaeffer, Volume 4 (1982)

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Pollution and the Death of Man (1970) 1

How Should We Then Live (1976) 1, 2

Jeremy C. Jackson, Study Guide for How Should We Then Live (1976)

The Films at L'Abri Website 1-10

The Films: How Should We Then Live, Episode 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,  6, 7, 8, 9, 10

The Films: How Should We Then Live, 1-10 in sequence.

Whatever Happened to the Human Race (1979) 1

Jeremy C. Jackson, Study Guide for Whatever Happened to the Human Race (1979) 1

The Films: Whatever Happened to the Human Race, Episode 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

The Christian Manifesto (1981) 1, 2 

Introduction to Francis Schaeffer, i.e., the Trilogy (1974) 1 

The Complete Works of Francis A. Schaeffer, Volume 5 (1982) 1, 2

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Works not included in the Complete Works

Francis and Edith Schaeffer, Everybody Can Know (1973) 1 

Baptism (1976) 1

“The Secular Humanist World View Versus the Christian World View and Biblical Perspectives on Military Preparedness,” in Francis Schaeffer, Vladimir Bukovsky and James Hitchcock, Who Is for Peace (1983) 1

"Is it Your Life that Is Involved" in Mother Teresa, Francis A. Schaeffer, Malcolm Muggeridge, John R. W. Stott, Alison Davis, and Melinda Delahoyde, Who Is for Life (1984) 1 

The Great Evangelical Disaster (1984) 1

Film: The Great Evangelical Disaster

Letters of Francis A. Schaeffer (1985) 1 

The Finished Work of Christ: The Truth of Romans 1-8 (1998)

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Digitized lectures on various topics by Edith Schaeffer in the L'Abri Digital Library

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Books by Edith Schaeffer 

A Celebration of Marriage: Hopes and Realities (1994) 1

L'Abri (1969) 1, Rev. ed (1992) 1

Hidden Art (1971) 1.  This book is sometimes titled The Hidden Art of Homemaking

A Way of Seeing (1977) 1

The Tapestry (1981) 1 

With Love: The L'Abri Family Letters 1948-1960) (1988) 1 

Dear Family: The L'Abri Family Letters 1961-1986 (1989) 1

The Art of Life (1987) 1 

A Celebration of Marriage: Hopes and Realities (1994) 1
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Books about Francis and Edith Schaeffer

Scott R. Burson & Jerry L. Walls, C.S. Lewis and Francis Schaeffer (1998) 1

Christopher Catherwood, Five Evangelical Leaders (1985) 1

Colin Duriez, Francis Schaeffer, An Authentic Life (2008) 1

Lane T. Dennis, ed., Francis A. Schaeffer: Portraits of the Man and His Work (1986) 1 

Bryan A. Follis, Truth with Love: The Apologetics of Francis A. Schaeffer (2006) 1

Barry Hankin, Francis Schaeffer and the Shaping of American Evangelicalism (2008) 1 

Thomas V. Morris, Francis Schaeffer's Apologetics: A Critique (1976) 1

Louis G. Parkhurst, Francis and Edith Schaeffer (1996) 1

Ronald Ruegsegger, ed., Reflections on Francis Schaeffer (1986) 1 

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Books by Franky/Frank Schaeffer

Editor, Is Capitalism Christian (1985) 1

A Time for Anger: The Myth of Neutrality (1982) 1

Addicted to Mediocrity for Peace, Prosperity and Happiness (1981) 1 

A Time for Anger: The Myth of Neutrality (1982) 1

Forward to Richard Grenier, The Gandhi Nobody Knows (1983) 1

Bad News for Modern Man (1984) 1

Franky and Harold Fickett, A Modest Proposal (1984) 1

Patti Thomson Roberts, Ashes to Gold (1985) 1 Franky plays into the story of Patti and Richard Roberts (Oral Roberts' son)

"The Christian Activist" (198?-199?)

Dancing Alone: The Quest for Orthodox Faith in the Age of False Religion (2002) 1

Sham Pearls for Real Swine (1990) 1

Portofino (1996) 1 (Searchable but not viewable)

Saving Grandma (1997) 1 (Searchable but not viewable)

Dancing Alone: The Quest for Orthodox Faith in the Age of False Religion (2002) 1

Crazy for God (2002) 1 (Searchable but not viewable)

Zermatt (2003) 1 (Searchable but not viewable)

Franky and son John, Keeping Faith (2002) 1 (Searchable but not viewable)

Faith of Our Sons (2004) 1 (Searchable but not viewable)

Patience with God (2009) 1 (Searchable but not viewable)

Sex, Mom and God (2011) 1 (Searchable but not viewable)

Why I Am an Atheist Who Believes in God (2014) 1 (Searchable but not viewable) 


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