Course Description

Christian morality has always faced opposition and dismissal from non-believers. In today’s world, even many professing Christians have lost clarity in their ethical grounding. Those who desire to live in a morally faithful way often find themselves uncertain about how to approach complex ethical choices.

This course offers a structured and biblical framework for making moral decisions. Drawing from Scripture, students will learn how to think ethically, interpret moral problems, and apply biblical reasoning to real-life situations. The content is based on the lecture series Making Biblical Decisions, produced by Third Millennium Ministries and taught by Dr. John M. Frame.

About the Instructor: Dr. John M. Frame

Dr. Frame holds degrees from:

• Princeton University (A.B.)

• Westminster Theological Seminary (B.D.)

• Yale University (A.M. and M.Phil.)

• Belhaven College (Honorary D.D.)

He has taught at Westminster Theological Seminary and was one of the founding faculty members of its California campus. Since 2007, he has served as the J. D. Trimble Chair of Systematic Theology and Philosophy at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida.

Dr. Frame’s major works include:

• The Doctrine of the Knowledge of God

• The Doctrine of God

• The Doctrine of the Christian Life

• The Doctrine of the Word of God

In addition to his academic scholarship, Dr. Frame is also a classically trained musician and a cultural critic, with published reflections on film, music, and various forms of media.