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Andrew Sandlin Responds to Horton
We should use the Bible as the Bible invites us to use it — and not impose on every passage a “theological interpretation” — no matter how pious and Christ honoring it may appear.… more →
Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam
Top 10 Books on the Church
Michael Graham wrote 7 hours ago: The Church 1. The Church by Edmund Clowney Hands down the best book examining the theology of the c … more →
Top 10 Systematic Theology Texts
Michael Graham wrote 1 day ago: Doctrine of the Christian Life... oh so good 1. Doctrine of God/Knowledge of God/Christian Life (Lo … more →
Calvin's Spectacles
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breadandsham wrote 4 days ago: It seems that according to the doctrine of election, it is God who gives me spectacles in order that … more →
The Universality of Revealed Truth
breadandsham wrote 4 days ago: I am fascinated with Dr. John Frame’s comments in Unregenerate Knowledge of God: “In som … more →
Thoughts on Evangelicalism Moving Forward, Part 2: Doctrine
Michael Graham wrote 1 week ago: Theology is Application! Evangelicalism’s goal ought always to be right belief (orthodoxy), right em … more →
Considering Finally Alive
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cavman wrote 2 weeks ago: Another painful phone call Back when I worked for Ligonier ministries, I often talked with the … more →
Critiquing John Frame's 'Reformed' Epistemology
Nick wrote 2 weeks ago: (I recently cracked open a book entitled The Doctrine of the Knowledge of God by John Frame [Presbyt … more →
Introduction to Apologetics, Part 4: Presuppositional Apologetics
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Michael Graham wrote 3 weeks ago: On day one of every Intro to Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, Problem of God, or any other simila … more →
John Frame Presuppositional Apologetics Audio
bryanclopez wrote 3 weeks ago: Brian from Apologetics315: Here is an interview with John Frame on the subject of presuppositional a … more →
Andrew Sandlin Responds to Horton
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Uri Brito wrote 4 weeks ago: We should use the Bible as the Bible invites us to use it — and not impose on every passage a “theol … more →
John Frame vs. Reformed Confessionalism
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Timothy wrote 1 month ago: Another instance where John Frame is at odds with Reformed confessionalism can be seen in his review … more →
In John's Latitudinarian Garage
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R. Scott Clark wrote 1 month ago: I don’t know what’s in your garage, but from time to time mine has become pretty clutter … more →
Perspectival Knowledge in the Book of Job
Hiram wrote 1 month ago: The book of Job is often correctly understood as a poetic treatise on Theodicy, within which various … more →
Hart on Frame v. Horton
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Wes Bredenhof wrote 1 month ago: Daryl Hart adds his thoughts on Frame’s review of Horton’s Christless Christianity. … more →
Frame Reviews Christless Christianity
Wes Bredenhof wrote 1 month ago: John Frame recently reviewed Michael Horton’s Christless Christianity — and he didn … more →
John Frame Responds to Horton's Two-Kingdom Theology
Uri Brito wrote 1 month ago: The “two Kingdoms” perspective: This discussion is sometimes caught up in eschatological debate: is … more →
Speaking the Truth in Love
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exotesparemboles wrote 1 month ago: The massive (1,000+ pages) festschrift for John Frame, covering everything from theology, apologetic … more →
Speaking the Truth in Love: The Theology of John Frame
jbstarke wrote 1 month ago: Very excited for the release of Speaking the Truth in Love: The Theology of John Frame. Publisher … more →
Seeds of Tri-Perspectivalism
Michael Graham wrote 1 month ago: This picture is of John Frame. He is quite possibly the most brilliant human being alive. If you h … more →
