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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My Use of the Reformed Confessions
by John M. Frame [A Presentation to the Trustees of Westminster Theological Seminary in California] I have been asked to tell you a bit about my own teaching, particularly with respect to …
Must We Always Tell the Truth?
by John M. Frame The third and ninth commandments, especially, commend the truth to us, as do many other teachings of Scripture. God is a God of truth. He doesn’t lie (Tit. 1:2, Heb. 6:17-18, …
More on Imprecations
by John M. Frame Imprecations, prayers calling down God's wrath upon the wicked, are found in the New Testament as well as the Old, on the lips of Christ and the apostles as well as the …
Moral Heroism
by John M. Frame [originally at www.thirdmill.org, “Moral Heroism,” 5.8-10 (Feb. 20-Mar. 13).] In my paper, “Levels of Ethical Evaluation,” I commented on the heroic act of David’s three mighty …
Minorities and the Reformed Church
by John M. Frame Why are there so few African-Americans and Latinos in the PCA? Or in any Reformed church, for that matter?This is, I think, an important question. The Church of Jesus …