... an excellent treatment of evangelical epistemology.... The author is manifestly well informed on his subject and offers a very well outlined discussion of many difficult questions."

-Roger R. Nicole

"Anyone who has read anything by John Frame has undoubtedly profited. The Doctrine of the Knowledge of God is another example.... I wholeheartedly recommend it to any serious student of theology."

-Paul D. Feinberg

"Frame's work carries on a high Calvinist, Kuyperian-Van Tillian approach to a Christian theory of knowledge and knowledge of God within the context of contemporary philosophical thinking. His book is extremely relevant to the current scene.... It is simply the best thing that I have seen in this area.

-Reginald McLelland

"... a new chapter in the honored history of Westminster Seminary apologet ics. The book dares to suggest corrections and/or new interpretations of the work of Cornelius Van Til, throws new light on Van Til's disagreement with such other Reformed apologists as Gordon Clark, and interacts with much current scholarship. The book offers much food for thought." -Ronald H. Nash

"...breaks ground in stimulating and profound ways in theological method- ology and apologetics, as well as in the central theological issues on the knowledge of God. Moreover, such creativity arises within a staunchly orthodox position. Unlike the creativity of modernist circles, it is not achieved through ambiguity and distortion."