Major Books
- The Concept of Miracle, 1970
- The Coherence of Theism, 1977 (part 1 of his trilogy on Theism)
- The Existence of God, 1979 (new edition 2004). (part 2 of his trilogy on Theism)
- Faith and Reason, 1981 (new edition 2005). (part 3 of his trilogy on Theism)
- The Evolution of the Soul, 1986, ISBN 0-19-823698-0. (1997 edition online)
- Miracles, 1989.
- Responsibility and Atonement, 1989 (part 1 of his tetralogy on Christian Doctrines)
- Revelation, 1991 (part 2 of his tetralogy on Christian Doctrines)
- The Christian God, 1994 (part 3 of his tetralogy on Christian Doctrines)
- Is There a God?, 1996, ISBN 0-19-823545-3
- Simplicity as Evidence of Truth, The Aquinas Lecture, 1997
- Providence and the Problem of Evil, 1998 (part 4 of his tetralogy on Christian Doctrines)
- Epistemic Justification, 2001
- The Resurrection of God Incarnate, 2003
- Was Jesus God?, 2008
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