Triperspectival Theology for the Church
by John M. Frame [A shorter version of this review was published in Westminster Theological Journal 57:1 (Spring, 1995), 248-251.] Paul Helm: Belief Policies. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, …
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An Email Debate Between Darryl Hart and John Frame Note, 2006 (JF): In 1998, some students organized an email debate between Darryl Hart, then librarian at Westminster Theological Seminary in …
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by John M. Frame 1. Presupposing God in Apologetic Argument Presuppositional apologetics may be understood in the light of a distinction common in epistemology, or theory of knowledge. In any …
by John M. Frame God's decrees foreordain, and his creative act brings into actuality, beings other than God. Creation marks the beginning, therefore, of non-divine "otherness." Now of …
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by John M. Frame [Presented at Cornelius Van Til’s memorial service, May, 1987.] Beneath all of Cornelius Van Til's technical terminology and philosophical depth was a warm faith in Jesus …
John M. Frame [This article originally appeared in the Apologetics Study Bible and is used with permission.] Cornelius Van Til (1895-1987), Reformed theologian and apologist, born in the …
