The Doctrine of the Knowledge of God (A Theology of Lordship, Volume 1)

“A monumental contribution to the doctrine of God, focusing particularly on how human knowledge of God comes to be, how it grows and is refined and reformed, and how it is to be thought about in connection with the God who gives us knowledge. The epistemological stance developed here has extensive implications for general epistemology—how human beings know anything at all.”

“One of the most comprehensive, insightful, biblically grounded, and edifying treatments of Christian epistemology ever written. Although published nearly forty years ago, it remains a book that I regularly consult and recommend to my students. If you don’t already own a copy, you will not regret adding this newly typeset edition to your library and feasting on its content.”

“This book is Frame at his best: thoughtful, biblical, creative, and willing to think in ways that challenge. I have used it in a course on epistemology and will continue to utilize this work. I love it.”