• apologetic-theology: Critiques of other religions such as Islam, Judaism, Paganism and Atheism. -⁠ catechism: Introductory books on the Faith and Sacraments. -⁠ church-history: General Christian and Anglican history. -⁠ covenant-theology: Studies of Biblical Covenants and their importance for Christian doctrine. -⁠ ecclesial-theology: Studies in the Government of the Church, its original institution and developments. ⁠- end-times-theology: Expositions of prophecy, the after-life and the Saints in Heaven.
• general-theology: Systematic expositions of Reformed Catholic doctrine in the form of Dogmatics manuals. ⁠- hagiography: Biographies of important Saints and Doctors of the Anglican Church.
• holy-scripture: Defenses of Biblical inerrancy, manuals on interpretation, and commentaries upon Holy Writ.
• homilies: Sermons covering all Christian doctrine.
• incarnation-theology: Studies of Christ's two natures.
• moral-theology: Manuals on the systematic application of Christian moral teaching.
• natural-theology: On the use of Scholastic Philosophy in Christian doctrine.
• patristic-theology: Studies in the theology of the Church Fathers, Creeds and Ecumenical Councils.
• polemical-theology: Critiques and comparisons of other Christian groups.
• sacramental-theology: Expositions of the Sacramental system of the Church.
• salvation-theology: Manuals on the Atonement, Justification and Predestination.
• trinitarian-theology: Studies in the central dogma of the Catholic Faith.
• worship-theology: Commentaries on the Book of Common Prayer, historic liturgies, and prayer.

Books with a * are especially recommended.