Romans922
Puritan Board Professor
To clarify Elder Barnes, your view is that the framework view is not reformed. Whether or not we believe in it, the proponents of it would say that it is one of the three reformed views, and many (most?) reformed Presbyterian denominations count it as one in some degree. Whether I agree with Kline's view or not, it is generally considered a reformed view.
Jason, and Trent, to be frank, the reformed view is determined not by "reformed" men or by what generally is considered a reformed allowable view, but by reformed creeds/confessions. So the Three Forms Of Unity and Westminster Standards to name a couple.