Sola Scriptura: Authority and Interpretation

This chapter explores the doctrine of Sola Scriptura, detailing its significance in Protestantism and the belief in the sufficiency and clarity of Scripture. The speakers reflect on their divergent journeys toward Catholicism, questioning the historical application of Sola Scriptura in the early church and the role of oral traditions. They argue that early Christian authority encompassed more than just Scripture, suggesting a continuity of doctrine through apostolic succession rather than reliance solely on biblical texts.