Defending the sufficiency of Scripture, part 1
I recently received the following correspondence in relation to 2 Timothy 3:16-17. As any Christian ought to know, this is no doubt the most perspicuous passage in which Scripture is affirmed as our...
View ArticleDefending the sufficiency of Scripture, part 2
Continued from part 1 « The comments regarding 2 Timothy 3:16-17 were not the only ones I received from this particular correspondent. He went on to say— Paul also refers to oral tradition in 2 Timothy...
View ArticleDefending the sufficiency of Scripture, part 3
Continued from part 2 « This is the final part of my response to the first letter in this correspondence, although further responses may be forthcoming as the correspondence continues. My Catholic...
View ArticleDefending the sufficiency of Scripture, part 4
Continued from part 3 « In the continuing correspondence with my Catholic apologist, he responds, in lieu of a lengthier reply, with a single criticism which has been implicit in his earlier...
View ArticleThe keys of the kingdom
Matthew 16:18–19 is a cornerstone of Roman Catholic claims to the legitimacy of the papacy. In it, Jesus says to Peter, And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the...
View ArticleWhat’s the difference between Sola and Solo Scriptura?
In a previous thread that he kept trying to derail to get off his pet talking points, John said: Everytime I hear someone claim there is actually a difference between solo, sola, or prima scriptura,...
View ArticleInfallibility, canon & private judgment
Traditionalists like Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox are prone to say that Protestants can’t bootstrap the infallibility of Scripture, because they are forced to fall back on their fallible...
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