Apologist/AuthorNationalityOccupation and/or AffiliationWork(s)
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Le Bas, Charles Webb
(1779 ~ 1861)		EnglishClergyman, Educator– Considerations on Miracles (1828)
Le Clerc, Jean
(1657 ~ 1736)		FrenchTheologian, Biblical Scholar– Free and Important Disquisitions (1750)
– Twelve Dissertations out of Monsieur Le Clerk’s Genesis (1696)
– Treatise on the Causes of Incredulity (1697)
Le Moine, Abraham
(? ~ 1757)		FrenchHuguenot divine– A Treatise on Miracles (1747)
– A Defence of the Sacred History of the Old Testament (1753)
Leathes, Stanley
(1830 ~ 1900)		EnglishTheologian, Orientalist– Old Testament Prophecy (1880)
– The Witness of the Old Testament to Christ: Being the Boyle Lectures for 1868
– The Gospel its Own Witness (1874)
– Characteristics of Christianity (1884)
– The Law in the Prophets (1891)
– Christ and the Bible: Four Lectures (1885)
– Grounds of Christian Hope: A Sketch of The Evidences of Christianity (1877)
– The Religion of the Christ (1876)
– The Structure of the Old Testament: A Series of Popular Essays (1873)
– Studies in Genesis (1880)
– The Birthday of Christ: Its Preparation, Message and Witness (1866)
– The Witness of St. John to Christ (1870)
– The Christian Creed: Its Theory and Practice (1878) 
– The Witness of St Paul to Christ (1869)
– The Foundations of Morality (1882)
Leavitt, John McDowell
(1824 ~ 1909)		AmericanLawyer, Episcopal Clergyman, Poet, Novelist, Editor, Professor– Reasons for Faith in Christianity with Answers to Hypercriticism (1900)
Lecky, William Edward Hartpole
(1838 ~ 1903)		IrishHistorian, Essayist, Political Theorist– History of the Rise and Influence of the Spirit of Rationalism in Europe (1895)
Lee, William
(1815 ~ 1883)		IrishChurch of Ireland clergyman– On the Speculative Difficulties of Professing Christians (1846)
Leland, John
(1754 ~ 1841)		AmericanBaptist minister– A View of the Principal Deistical Writers that have Appeared in England in the last and present Century (1808)
Volume 1
Volume 2
– Remarks on a Late Pamphlet, Entitled, Christianity Not Founded on Argument (1744)
– An Answer to a Late Book Entitled, Christianity as Old as the Creation
Volume 1 (1740)
Volume 2 (1733)
– Discourses on Various Subjects (1768-69)
Volume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
-The Advantage and Necessity of the Christian Revelation (1819)
Volume 1
Volume 2
– A Second Letter Concerning a Late Pamphlet, Entitled, Christianity not founded on Argument
– Answer to a Late Book Entitled Christianity as Old as the Creation (1744)
– Reflection on the late Lord Bolingboke’s Letters on the Study and Use of History (1753)
Leng, John
(1665 ~ 1727)		EnglishBishop of Norwich– Natural Obligations to Believe the Principles of Religion and Divine Revelation (1730)
Leslie, Charles M.A.
(1650 ~ 1722)		IrishAnglican non-jurist divine, Controversialist– The Socinian Controversy Discussed, in Six Dialogues (1719)
– A Short and Easy Method with the Deists (1830)
– The Case Stated, Between the Church of Rome and the Church of England (1849)
– A Short and Easy Method with the Jews (1737)
– The Case of the Jews, Considered with Respect to Christianity (1755)
– Deism Refuted (1755)
– Life and Writings of Charles Leslie, M.A. Nonjuring Divine (1885)
Less, Gottfried
(1736 ~ 1797)		PrussianNT Scholar– The Authenticity, Uncorrupted Preservation, and Credibility of the New Testament (1804)
Lewin, Thomas
(1803 ~ 1891)		BritishPrimitive Methodist Preacher– The Life and Epistles of St. Paul (1851)
– An Essay on the Chronology of the New Testament  (1854)
Lias, John James
(1834 ~ 1923)		EnglishChancellor of Llandaff Cathedral– Principles of Biblical Criticism (1893)
– Are Miracles Credible (1883)
– The Doctrinal System of St. John: Considered as Evidence for the Date of his Gospel (1875)
– The Atonement, Viewed in the Light of Certain Modern Difficulties (1888)
Liddon, Henry Parry
(1829 ~ 1890)		EnglishTheologian, Oxford Dean– Easter in St Paul’s: Sermons Bearing Chiefly on the Resurrection of Our Lord (1885)
Volume 1
Volume 2
Lightfoot, Joseph Barber
(1828 ~ 1889)		EnglishTheologian, Bishop of Durham– Biblical Essays (1893)
– The Evidences of Christianity in Relation to the Current Forms of Skepticism (1871)
Lilley, James Samuel
(1882 ~ 1963)		English / AmericanMethodist minister– Was the Resurrection a Fact: And Other Essays (1916)
Lindsay, Alexander William Crawford
(1812 ~ 1880)		Scottish25th Earl of Crawford, Art Historian and Collector– A Letter to a Friend on the Evidences and Theory of Christianity (1841)