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What does Sola Scriptura mean? - Bibleinfo. com What does Sola Scriptura mean? 1 Sola Scriptura means that the Bible alone is the supreme authority for what Christians should believe and practice The Bible declares itself to be the inspired word of God (2 Timothy 3:16; 2 Peter 1:20, 21) It is God’s voice speaking to us, and therefore is more authoritative than any human teaching or
Sola Scriptura and Tradition | The Puritan Board Wow Brother you seem to have a knack for carefully curating source documents My point in bringing up Muller was to trace the development of principles of interpretation and exegesis which are the fruit of the most faithful and consistent expressions of Sola Scriptura, and which find ensconcement in the Westminster Confession (a la Hodge's commentary, and even Van Dixhoorn's comments on
Sola Scriptura | The Puritan Board According to the confession of faith, the Bible is infallible and inerrant However, is it correct to say that the Bible is also indefectible? Could a better category be to relate Sola Scriptura to the Bible's indefectibility and inerrantity? Or do we profess that the Bible is infallible
Sola Scriptura - The Puritan Board Sola scriptura is the belief that Scripture contains sufficient teaching for the man of God in matters of faith and morals (including, but not limited to, salvation) His argument doesn't hinge on this point, however, so it's not a huge issue
Thomas Aquinas and sola Scriptura | The Puritan Board Thomas Aquinas gave a number of expressions to the principle of sola Scriptura He made the following one while commenting on John 21:24-25 (which passage, btw, that Roman apologists use to try to disprove sola Scriptura) He wrote: Thomas Aquinas (1225 27-1274): It should be noted that though
Testimonies of Cyprian in favor of sola scriptura The more I learn about the Fathers, the more it becomes clear to me that sola scriptura was not merely a Reformational principle, but it was also indisputably a patristic principle Here are some quotes from one of my favorite ante-Nicene Fathers, Cyprian of Carthage (3rd century) Interestingly
Sola Scripture vs. Solo Scriptura Nuda Scriptura Biblicism I really agree with you, and I understand how they are formally distinguished My concern is practical and lies here: How does one who holds to Sola Scriptura make consistent appeals to creeds, confessions, traditions, respected theologians of the past without giving undue authority to those fallible things and persons, without simultaneously falling into Solo Scriptura and saying that the
Reformed Biblicism, Sola Scriptura, and Systematic Theology Sola Scriptura means that Scripture is the only rule basis for faith and practice It does not mean that we should never use logic in the practice of theology 2 Systematic theology is the organized or systematic presentation of the doctrines taught in the bible by topic
2 Timothy 3:16 and Sola Scriptura | The Puritan Board Hi there, I am struggling with the issue as to 2 Timothy 3:16 [1] strongest verse in supporting the Protestant doctrine of Sola Scriptura I am find it hard to accept that the word "profitable" would automatically mean sufficient A Roman Catholic argument put it this way: " This passage
Solo Scriptura - The Difference a Vowel Makes - The Puritan Board The historical meaning of the term sola Scriptura, which served as the principle of the Reformers (and the watchword of the Post-Reformation Reformers), is that Scripture alone is the only certain,1 infallible norm by which all theology, doctrine, creeds (beliefs), practice2 and morality of the Christian Church are to be regulated, in