Peter Holloway

Sometimes a writer captures the essence of an idea so succinctly that it reminds me of an espresso – all that body and flavour contained in such a small package, just asking to be tasted. So, without making a latte of an espresso, here’s a wonderfully succinct word from John Frame:

“God, therefore, has the ultimate viewpoint on the world – the broadest, deepest understanding of it. His word about himself or about the world, therefore, is more credible than any other word or any other means of knowing. It obligates belief, trust, and obedience.”

John Frame, The Doctrine of God (A Theology of Lordship, volume 2), p. 81