Triperspectival Theology for the Church
by John M. Frame Associate Professor of Apologetics and Systematic Theology, Westminster Theological Seminary, Escondido, California Our Right to Choose: Toward a New Ethic of Abortion By …
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by John M. Frame This article was originally published in Carl Henry, ed., Baker’s Dictionary of Christian Ethics (1973), 571-72. Used by permission of Baker Academic, a division of Baker …
by John Frame When you write or teach ethics, you may have to resist your natural impulses. Many Christians come to this discipline with the perspective that the ethics of society and of the …
by John M. Frame If all Scripture testifies of Christ, the law of God surely cannot be an exception. As we study the law in a seminary context, then, nothing can be more important than to study its …
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by John M. Frame Polygamy is not a great problem in the western countries, mainly because of the influence of Christianity. (Polygamy in the west tends to be serial, not simultaneous!) But …
by John M. Frame Prof. of Systematic Theology and Philosophy Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando, FL Political figures, even the least devout, necessarily give attention to theology. For …
