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Posted 8.28.08

Dealing with Lions (audio mp3)

Posted 8.8.08

Me, Myself, and IPhone by Vern Poythress (external link)

Posted 6.11.08

A Fresh Look at the Regulative Principle John M. Frame Review of Peter Enns' Inspiration and Incarnation by John Frame A Primer on Perspectivalism (Revised 2008) by John Frame

Posted 6.3.08:

He Makes The Wind Blow: Storms and Natural Disasters Proclaim the Regularity of God by Vern Poythress (offsite link)

Posted 5.22.08

Becoming a Theology Professor by John Frame Thanks for Dick Gaffin's Ministry by John Frame

Posted 5.21.08

Does the Bible Affirm Open Theism? by John Frame

Posted 5.13.08:

Poythress's page at WORLDmag.com A 'day of small things' by Vern Poythress (offsite link)

Posted 5.8.08:

Interview of John Frame by Steve Hays

Posted 5.7.08:

Review of Doug Wilson's A Serrated Edge [Wilson’s reply] by John Frame The Local Church and Cultural Transformation by John Frame Kinds of Biblical Theology by Vern Poythress

Posted 3.26.08:

Science and Hermeneutics

Science and Hermeneutics by Vern Poythress

Mathematics as Rhyme by Vern Poythress Newton's Laws as Allegory by Vern Poythress Science as Allegory by Vern Poythress

Posted 3.12.08:

Digital Ethics and File Formats (updated March 7, 2008) by Vern Poythress

Posted 2.26.08:

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The Shadow of Christ in the Law of Moses by Vern Poythress

Millennio by Vern Poythress Understanding Dispensationalists by Vern Poythress New Testament Worldview by Vern Poythress Keyboard Entry of Polytonic Greek and Biblical Hebrew in GNU/Linux by Vern Poythress Primer on Perspectivalism by John Frame “Preface” to Andrew Sandlin's New Flesh, New Earth by John Frame Is Natural Revelation Sufficient to Govern Culture? by John Frame Is Realignment a Biblical Option? by John Frame Church Creeds and Christian Schools by John Frame Dooyeweerd and the Word of God by John Frame TWOTH Interview of John Frame The Presence of God Qualifying Our Notions of Grammatical-Historical Interpretation by Vern Poythress Foreword to The Art of Worship by Paxson Jeancake by John Frame The Spirit and the Scriptures by John Frame No Scripture, No Christ by John Frame Review of Wright's The Last Word by John Frame Abortion and the Christian by John Frame The Law, Theology and Abortion by John Frame Antithesis and The Doctrine of Scripture by John Frame Abortion and the Lonely Modern Woman by John Frame Debate With Michael Martin on the Transcendental Argument for the Non-Existence of God (offsite link) by John Frame Response to “What Was It Like?” by John Frame

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The universe is God's choral poem, and science is a system of allegories within it. That is the thesis that I propose to expound and defend. Yet it is not a "thesis" at all, if the word "thesis" commits me to a certain kind of strict logical defense. I am not putting forward my thesis that science is allegory as the endpoint of a deductive or inductive argument. Rather, it is a springboard for a program of exploration and reflection that turns upside-down some conventional ways of thinking about science.

Vern S. Poythress, Science as Allegory (1983)

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