Triperspectival Theology for the Church
by John M. Frame [Originally published as a pamphlet by RTS/Orlando] At some point in their walk with Jesus, many Christians ask whether they should attend seminary—either to earn a degree or just …
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by John M. Frame [Originally published in The Christian Lawyer / Vol. IV, No. 3 / Winter 1972, 24-27.] The question of abortion is one which tends to frustrate the usual types of theological …
by John M. Frame Quite a few people have suggested recently that "inerrant" is not a good word to use in describing Scripture. I shall seek to respond to them in this article. Before we …
by John M. Frame Note (2007): This paper was published in New Horizons, the denominational magazine of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church, (June-July, 1989). In 1986, the OPC General Assembly …
Is Natural Revelation Sufficient to Govern Culture?1 by John M. Frame The titular question seems to me to be central in the current discussion in the Reformed camp between Kuyperians and …
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by John M. Frame For some fifteen years now, there has been a steady stream of literature opposing the “marketing” of the church. David Wells1 is responsible for a great deal of this, but others …
