Myth #1: Human reasoning operates in essential independence of God. The Bible teaches that we are continuously dependent on God (Acts 17:28). This dependence includes not only dependence on him for …
How Has John Frame’s Apologetic Changed Over Time?
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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Foreword to Apologetics: A Justification of Christian Belief
This second, expanded edition of John Frame’s book on apologetics is a vital and welcome contribution, because apologetics continues to be an important area for us to think through. It is important …
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Van Til and the Ligonier Apologetic
by John M. Frame R. C. Sproul, John Gerstner, and Arthur Lindsley, Classical Apologetics (Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1984. x, 364. $12.95). A review article originally published in Westminster …
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Van Til on Antithesis
by John M. Frame As we seek to make the best use of Cornelius Van Til’s thought in our own time, it is especially important that we come to grips with his concept of antithesis, the diametrical …
Structuralism and Biblical Studies
by Vern S. Poythress [Published in Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 21/3 (September 1978) 221-237. pdf. Used with permission.] In the nineteenth century, questions of …