Triperspectival Theology for the Church
A Meditation on John 9:1-41 by John M. Frame [In Covenant 4:3 (June, 2001), 1-2] Let’s say that you have been blind from birth. Your parents, or somebody, take care of you until you are twelve or …
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by Vern Poythress Evaluating the Claims of Scientists (pdf) [This article originally appeared in New Horizons (March, 2012), 6-8. It is also available at …
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by Vern Poythress Mar. 1, 2012 Several people have contacted me, independent of one another, to point out that my name is being cited in various blogs, emails, and discussions having to do with …
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by John Frame Natural law as a concept in ethics goes back to ancient Greek philosophy, particularly Aristotelian and Stoic. These philosophers believed that there are natural laws, moral …
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Rom. 3:1-8, 21-26, 5:1-5, 8:28-39 For many today and throughout history, the problem of evil has represented the most serious objection to the Christian faith. Some very brilliant philosophers have …
by Vern Poythress Anyone can see that the TNIV (Today's New International Version, an update of the New International Version) makes changes to the NIV in the area of gender. Some of the changes are …
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