This is the first book I've read from John Frame, which I picked up at the local Southern Baptist seminary bookstore (Frame's theology is Reformed). I am only 142 pages into it (it is 1000 pages long), but I am VERY impressed with what I have read thus far. Frame builds his ethical system around a correct response to God's lordship attributes of Control, Authority, and Covenant Presence. His approach is holistic and very biblical.

Frame's Theology is Augustinian/Calvinistic to the hilt. "God controls the forces of nature, human history, and free human decisions (including sinful ones). It is he who gives faith to some and withholds it from others, so that he is completely sovereign over human salvation. (Page.22 , paragraph 1: Introductory comments) It would seem to be a quandary of ideas to write a book on Christian Ethics, from a viewpoint the makes men mere biological automatons. Plainly, what is the point?