Published Works
- Evangelical Roots: A Tribute to Wilber Smith (1978) ed. by Kenneth S. Kantzer
- Perspectives on evangelical theology : papers from the thirtieth annual meeting of the Evangelical Theological Society (1979) edited by Kenneth S. Kantzer and S. Gundry.
- Applying the Scriptures (International Council on Biblical Inerrancy Summit) (1986).
- Evangelical Affirmations (1990) edited by Kenneth S. Kantzer and Carl F.H. Henry
- Doing theology in today’s world : Essays in Honor of Kenneth S. Kantzer (1991) ed. by John D. Woodbridge and Thomas Edward McComiskey.
- Kenneth Kantzer, "The Carl Henry That Might have Been" Christianity Today
- "Kenneth Kantzer Reflects on His History with the Magazine and the Evangelical Movement" Christianity Today
- Kenneth Kantzer, "Evangelicals and Inerrancy"
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