

From Inerrant Canon to Infallible Church - Suan Sonna
Feb 7, 2025
Suan Sonna engages in a spirited debate on the authority of biblical canon and the infallibility of the Church. He critiques Gavin Ortlund's views, arguing against a fallible list of infallible texts. The discussion delves into early Christian writings, the complexities of canon formation, and the contrasting views of different denominations. Sonna emphasizes the relationship between scriptural authority and church teaching, while challenging the validity of consensus in determining biblical texts. It's a thought-provoking exploration of faith, history, and theological responsibility.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Theological Discourse on Canon and Church Infallibility
03:25 • 2min
The Canon Conundrum: Authority and Infallibility
05:29 • 21min
Exploring Early Christian Texts and Their Theological Impact
26:32 • 4min
The Complexity of Canon: Protestant Perspectives
30:44 • 16min
Josephus and the Canon Debate
46:48 • 25min
Critique of Scriptural Interpretation and Scholarly Responsibility
01:11:27 • 2min
Exploring the Nuances of Scriptural Interpretation
01:13:49 • 6min
The Formation of the Biblical Canon
01:19:50 • 15min
Understanding Infallibility in the Catholic Church
01:34:40 • 8min
Consensus vs Authority in Canon Formation
01:42:36 • 19min