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We Are All Philosophers by John Frame

John Frame, We Are All Philosophers (Lexham Press, 2019), 224 pp. Eminent Philosopher John Frame states at the outset of this book that he hopes to “write another book on philosophy that…[is] a bit less burdensome to the average reader.” He’s done precisely that in his new book We Are All Philosophers, published with Lexham Press. This book is short and to the point. In fact, it’s shorter than it looks, because the book proper (seven chapters) accounts for only…

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‘Life in Himself’: John 5 and Eternal Generation by Matthew Barrett

What does it mean for Jesus to be the ‘Son of God’? In John 3, that title refers primarily to Jesus as the Messiah and Davidic king. In John 5, Jesus claims to be the Son who has “life in himself” from the Father. The Church Fathers called this ‘eternal generation.’ Guest post from Matthew Barrett, author of Canon, Covenant and Christology (IVP Academic, 2020).

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