On the Journey Is Sola Scriptura Workable? Part I – On the Journey Ep. 11
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Jun 24, 2020 The speakers share their journeys from Protestantism to Catholicism, sparking a discussion on Sola Scriptura. They examine its historical roots and the challenges of relying solely on Scripture, highlighting the resulting denominational divisions. Delving into biblical interpretation, they stress the complexities of translation and the influence of cultural context. The conversation raises questions about the interplay between Scripture and tradition, contemplating whether Sola Scriptura is a path to liberation or a source of division among believers.
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Luther Film Impact
- Ken Hensley was deeply moved by a film about Martin Luther's courage.
- He admired Luther's stand against the Catholic hierarchy, even as a new Christian.
Luther's Authority Shift
- Matt Swaim argues Luther's claim of "Bible only" masked a shift in authority.
- Luther effectively transferred authority from the Church to his interpretation.
Individual Interpretation
- Without an authoritative Church, individual interpretation becomes paramount.
- This makes each person their own authority, like Luther claimed for himself.