On the Journey Is Sola Scriptura Logical? – On the Journey Ep. 13
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Jul 8, 2020 The hosts delve into the intriguing paradoxes of sola Scriptura, examining the complexities of its application in Protestant Christianity. They explore how the New Testament canon was shaped by early Christian debates and the role of church tradition. The discussion highlights the authority granted to church leaders and contrasts it with the Protestant view of Holy Spirit guidance. A critical analysis of the infallibility of scripture within Protestantism raises questions about interpretation and faith, ultimately advocating for a deeper understanding of scripture and tradition.
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Sola Scriptura's Logical Challenge
- Sola Scriptura, the foundation of Protestantism, poses logical challenges regarding the biblical canon.
- How can Protestants know which books are inspired if the Bible doesn't specify them?
The Canon Dilemma
- Ken Hensley recalls being challenged about the biblical canon's formation.
- The question posed a dilemma: accepting the Church's authority or questioning the Bible's completeness.
Disputed Books
- The claim that everyone agreed on the biblical canon is untrue.
- Several New Testament books were disputed for centuries, highlighting the complexity of canon formation.