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What is your assessment of the work of John Frame, I particularly enjoy his multiperspectivalism.
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I believe I read 'Doctrine of God' a while ago and found his comments on the Decalogue helpful.
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Dr. Frame was a student of the late Dr Cornelius Van Til, though Dr. Frame has minor disagreements with Dr. Van Til, he is still regarded as a "Van Tillian". So as a fellow "Van Tillian", I greatly appreciate all of Dr. Frame's work. I especially like his extensive and comprehensive "Lordship" series, his "Doctrine of the Knowledge of God" is a wonderful contribution to [Christian] epistemology, that branch of [Christian] philosophy concerned with what/how we can/do know and to what extent. Even Arminians, engaged in the open process theology (or open theism) debate can appreciate his "No Other God" book, even though Dr. Frame is a Calvinist. Finally, I think enough of Dr. Frame to have a section on my blog, of links to lectures by him: HERE. I should also mention, Dr. Frame along with Dr. Vern Poythress share a website: HERE, and I would check out the ebooks section, especially those by Dr. Poythress.
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