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The Escondido Theology: A Reformed Response to Two Kingdom Theology by John Frame
Amazon's Editorial Review says:
Review
Dr. John Frame has taken up the theological
issue of Two Kingdom Theology and demonstrated his qualifications in addressing
this popular view currently being advocated by various Reformed professors at
Westminster Seminary in California. Dr. Frame provides critical insight and
analysis of each Professor s published views advocating this doctrinal teaching.
The tone and attitude of Dr. Frame is distinctively Christian and his response
is clearly Reformed. Whether you advocate for or against Two Kingdom Theology,
this book must be read prior to making any final determination as to the
biblical and Reformed teaching on the subject. --Dr. Kenneth Gary Talbot
President, Whitefield Theological Seminary
Frame has lived to see a vocal segment of the robust, rich tradition in which he was educated transformed into a narrow sectarianism that anathematizes other orthodox, Bible-believing Christians; elevates theological and church tradition to near equal status with God s Word; and diminishes that Word as the norm for all of life and thought. This book is the agonizing jeremiad of an older prophet who sadly diagnoses a desiccating illness of a friend and offers a prescription for a wholesome healing. Dr. P. Andrew Sandlin President, Center for Cultural Leadership --Dr. P. Andrew Sandlin President, Center for Cultural Leadership
In these pages John M. Frame clarifies in rather crystal clear terms what many of us have suspected for years: that the Escondido theologians, though claiming the Reformed heritage, are nonetheless out of accord with many of its most fundamental tenets. Broad in treatment, penetrating in scholarly analysis, and avoiding ad hominem, Frame builds a persuasive case the entire Protestant church should take the time to investigate. The sections that scrutinize the two kingdoms perspective of the Escondido teachers show especially the extent to which they have compromised a staple of Calvin s thought: the Lordship of God over all things. Dr. John Barber Pastor, Cornerstone Presbyterian Church --Dr. John Barber Pastor, Cornerstone Presbyterian Church
Frame has lived to see a vocal segment of the robust, rich tradition in which he was educated transformed into a narrow sectarianism that anathematizes other orthodox, Bible-believing Christians; elevates theological and church tradition to near equal status with God s Word; and diminishes that Word as the norm for all of life and thought. This book is the agonizing jeremiad of an older prophet who sadly diagnoses a desiccating illness of a friend and offers a prescription for a wholesome healing. Dr. P. Andrew Sandlin President, Center for Cultural Leadership --Dr. P. Andrew Sandlin President, Center for Cultural Leadership
In these pages John M. Frame clarifies in rather crystal clear terms what many of us have suspected for years: that the Escondido theologians, though claiming the Reformed heritage, are nonetheless out of accord with many of its most fundamental tenets. Broad in treatment, penetrating in scholarly analysis, and avoiding ad hominem, Frame builds a persuasive case the entire Protestant church should take the time to investigate. The sections that scrutinize the two kingdoms perspective of the Escondido teachers show especially the extent to which they have compromised a staple of Calvin s thought: the Lordship of God over all things. Dr. John Barber Pastor, Cornerstone Presbyterian Church --Dr. John Barber Pastor, Cornerstone Presbyterian Church
About the Author
Dr. John Frame is presently Professor of
Systematic Theology and Philosophy at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando,
Florida. He previously served as a Professor at both Westminster Seminary in
Philadelphia and then as a founding faculty member at Westminster Seminary in
Escondido, California.
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