will affect us, and one thing it will frequently affect is our emotions. At times tears will fill our eyes as we become aware of God's great love and grace toward us. Yet it is possible for our eyes to fill with tears and for there still to be no real worship simply because we have not come to a genuine awareness of God and a fuller praise of Himself in His nature and ways… True worship occurs only when that part of man, his spirit, which is akin to the divine nature (for God is spirit), actually meets with God and finds itself praising God for His love, wisdom, beauty, truth, holiness, compassion, mercy, grace, power, and all His other attributes. — James M. Boice: One of the framers and member of the Presbyterian Church. 1996 signatories Dr. John Armstrong (theologian) Alistair Begg Dr. Dr. James M. Boice Dr. W. Robert Godfrey Dr. John D. Hannah Dr. Michael S. Horton Mrs. Rosemary Jensen Dr. R. Albert Mohler Jr. Dr. John F. MacArthur, Jr. Dr. Robert M. Norris Dr. R. C. Sproul Dr. Gene Edward Veith, Jr. Dr. David F. Wells Dr. Luder Whitlock Dr. J. A. O. Preus III References External links The Cambridge Declaration at the Alliance Homepage The Cambridge Declaration en español United Reformed News Service report leading up to the 1996 conference United Reformed News Service report on the 1996 conference aftermath World Magazine's 1996 cover story article on the Cambridge Declaration Cambridge, Massachusetts Cambridge Declaration, The Ecumenical creeds 1996 documents 1996 in Christianity