Wisløffs Dogmehistorie 20 Ortodoksien 2
Jun 25, 2021
Explore the intricate contrasts of Orthodox, Catholic, and Reformed scriptural views. Delve into the debate on inspiration and the roles of divine versus human authors. Discover the nuances of Scripture's authority, its clarity, and the historical impact of its availability. Wisløff emphasizes the real presence in the Eucharist and the significance of pastoral authority through absolution. The conversation highlights the rich legacy of the Lutheran ministry and its historical roots in Norway.
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Scripture As God's Word
- Orthodox Lutheranism insists the Bible is God’s Word, not merely a helpful book.
- Inspiration includes God's initiative and guidance of authors without removing their consciousness.
No Mechanical Dictation Theory
- Orthodox dogmatics rejected a simplistic 'mechanical' dictation theory of inspiration.
- They affirmed strong divine inspiration while acknowledging human style and conscious authorship.
Scripture As Final Authority
- The canon and Scriptural authority became a decisive principle for Lutheran orthodoxy.
- Scripture functions as the formal judge (judex controversiarum) over doctrinal disputes.