Triperspectival Theology for the Church
John Frame writes to Steve Hays at Triablogue about how his apologetic has changed over the years. Well, it’s true that our reasons for faith tend to develop over time, and into old age. Of course, …
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God’s transcendence is beyond our power to imagine it. But even to make that statement we must have in our minds some idea of what the term transcendence means and how it might apply to God. Further, …
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This is the fourth of my short essays on Scholasticism. I keep promising that each will be my last. Perhaps if I do not make such a promise this time, I’ll be able to stop. So this time I do not …
This is the third of my discussions of issues relating to James Dolezal’s All That Is in God. I said in the second paper that I would not address the issue again. Forgive me, please, for saying that; …
I am in the midst of some discussions about the role of Scholastic methods in Reformed theology, centered around James Dolezal’s All That Is In God. My first response to Dolezal is available here. I …
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James Dolezal, All That Is in God (Grand Rapids: Reformation Heritage Books, 2017). Scholasticism names a type of theology that matured in the thought of Thomas Aquinas. In the post-reformation …
