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Review: Frame, Doctrine of the Christian Life
If you have read Frame before, then you know what you are getting: carefully argued positions, fair treatment to opponents, and a staggering amount of biblical reflection. His tri-perspectivalism is on display here, as in earlier books. I will address … Continue reading
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Tagged birth control, common grace, ethics, war, worship
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An Army of Psalm Chanters
Taken from an old post on Jim Jordan, with some new material. But let us consider what a Christian view of the Church would be. It would be a place of transformation, not merely of information. Marshaling the people into … Continue reading