Frame's goal is not to demonstrate his own erudition but to help believers think more deeply about the world and their place in it. Every individual harbors a philosopher within, and our daily lives are a testament to our deeply ingrained convictions. Imagine being posed the same question as God – would your response align with His? Do Christians have a legitimate basis for their beliefs? In We Are All Philosophers, John M. Frame delves into seven pivotal philosophical conundrums, juxtaposing biblical answers with those of prominent philosophers. The inquiries include: What constitutes the fabric of existence? Do I possess the power of self-determination? Can I truly comprehend the world around me? Does a higher power exist? How should I conduct my life? What are my inherent rights? And, ultimately, how can I attain salvation? This book embodies the hallmarks of John Frame's literary style: meticulous references to Scripture, eloquent yet straightforward language, and a humble willingness to engage with philosophical giants. Frame's aspiration is not to flaunt his erudition but to inspire believers to ponder the world and their place within it more profoundly.