On the Journey Is Sola Scriptura Scriptural? Part VI – On the Journey Ep. 08
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Jun 3, 2020 The discussion dives into the clash of perspectives on authority between Catholicism and Protestantism, focusing on the concept of Sola Scriptura. Key biblical passages supporting this doctrine are examined, emphasizing scripture's role as the ultimate authority and the importance of diverse spiritual nourishment. The speakers reflect on trials and their impact on spiritual growth, while also critically evaluating the historical implications of Sola Scriptura during the Reformation. The podcast ends on a light note, teasing future discussions.
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Differing Epistemologies
- Catholicism and Protestantism differ in their theological epistemologies.
- Catholicism uses Scripture, Tradition, and Magisterium, while Protestantism emphasizes Sola Scriptura.
Berean Bible Study
- Matt Swaim recalls Berean Bible Study classes in Protestant churches.
- These classes, based on Acts 17, emphasize scriptural examination.
Berean Nobility
- In Acts 17, Bereans examined scriptures daily alongside Paul's teachings.
- Their nobility stemmed from verifying Paul's message against established truth.