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But it doesn’t say Luke was one of them. That is not scripture but tradition, isn’t it?Luke 10 records the sending of the seventy two.
But it doesn’t say Luke was one of them. That is not scripture but tradition, isn’t it?Luke 10 records the sending of the seventy two.
Ah yes. God favored the Anglican church which went on to ordain everyone from active homosexuals to pagans. And by that logic God also approved the theology of Genghis Khan.You can see which tradition God as helping by reaserching the fate of the Spanish Armada.
Actually what we have here is a refutation of any notion that the scriptures do not teach sufficiency. The passage is clear and definitive.The anti-pope has spoken!!!
Your fallible word of mouth does not pass the sniff test.
Someone earlier mentioned the though that you are really Catholic and you are trying to illustrate how ignorant some protestants are, I beginning to believe that person to be correct.
I’m done unless you can bring evidence besides your interpretation of certain verses. You are not being intellectually honest.
No, God favored the reform back to following the word of God. There will be many people who will pervert it. Yet the principle remains. Listen to God’s word, and check all men by it.Ah yes. God favored the Anglican church which went on to ordain everyone from active homosexuals to pagans. And by that logic God also approved the theology of Genghis Khan.
It is not necessary that Luke be one of them. That is a simple theory that I shared with you. The apostles received the document as scripture. That is the truth. Where Luke came in for sure isn’t remembered.But it doesn’t say Luke was one of them. That is not scripture but tradition, isn’t it?
actually Catholics and millions of other Christians have already refuted your erroneous interpretation of the passage. You choose not to acknowledge our understanding of it, which is perfectly fine. The surface has been “scratched” and this has already been refuted. It’s an old tired argument that you bring here.
Sorry DD, those verses just aren’t saying what you say they are. And scripture itself says that the Church is the pillar and foundation of the truth (1 Tim. 3:15). You are insisting on a forced interpretation of one verse while ignoring other verses, not to mention Church history.
For all your claims that you have won this debate (starting from the initial post) you still haven’t made a case. The conflict between Catholic faith and 2 Tim. 3:16 is all in your imagination.
You have got to be kidding. People here have rebutted you decisively on the basis of exegesis, comparative scripture, Church history and logic. To this you have had no new response other than to issue more pronouncements that you are right. And now you call us all liars. I almost think you are a misguided Catholic pretending to be a Protestant in order to show us all why not to be Protestant.
The problem with sermonizing with your fingers in your ears is that you provide us a visual cue not to listen to you either.
What is amazing is that** you *can keep on insisting thatYou can attack me all you want, and you have wasted much of your time doing so while the text stands and proves scripture is sufficient by what is says.
2 Timothy 3:16-17 ESV
16 All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, 17 that the man of God may be competent, equipped for every good work.
It is amazing that you guys can’t understand the simple sentance above inspired by God.
"But if I should be delayed, you should know how to behave in the household of God, which is the church of the living God, the pillar and foundation of truth." 1Tim 3:15No the Church (believers) is the pillar and foundation of truth. The truth it holds up is the gospel that is recorded in scripture.
The apostles received the Gospel of Luke as scripture? On what authority do you know this?It is not necessary that Luke be one of them. That is a simple theory that I shared with you. The apostles received the document as scripture. That is the truth. Where Luke came in for sure isn’t remembered.
OK, leaving aside the parables like the tares & wheat, sheep & goats… what is your authority to define the Church this way? It seems to me that one can tailor one’s idea of church authority according to one’s whims simply by rejecting anyone’s views they don’t like as being “outside the church.” Just like the first generation of Reformers hardly broke with Rome before starting to call down anathemas on each other.So the Church is the pillar and foundation of truth. The Church is God’s elect people who actually are true believers and are on God’s side. There are people in the visible Church that are not believers and are God haters, they are not the Church that is the pillar and foundation of truth.
Again, on what authority do you define the deposit of faith? That is, aside from *your own *understanding and assertions of what the true meaning of the Bible is?The truth the Church holds up is the gospel of Christ that is recorded in the deposit of faith which is scripture!
DD The gospel according to DD ,God help us,DD did you get your degee from Ligonier Ministries onlion ot off lineNo the Church (believers) is the pillar and foundation of truth. The truth it holds up is the gospel that is recorded in scripture.
But you said that the scripture is proof that You can define scripture. Now you are saying that the scripture means they are his sheep. Now what is it?Because they are Christ’s sheep.
John 10:27 ESV
27 My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.
According to the gospel according to DD the CHurch are the people."But if I should be delayed, you should know how to behave in the household of God, which is the church of the living God, the pillar and foundation of truth." 1Tim 3:15
notice that it doesnt say that the church holds up the truth but rather the church IS the truth.
doesnt the Bible also say that we must hold fast to the traditions handed down, both oral and written? doesnt this then mean that the Word of God in its fullness would be found in the oral traditions of the Church as well as the written ones? how can we say other wise especially in light of what the Bible says on the matter.
would you submit that the same church mentioned above in 1Tim has been teaching error for 2000 years? if this is true then the Church and the Bible are both fallible and teach error.
Wrong…No the Church (believers) is the pillar and foundation of truth. The truth it holds up is the gospel that is recorded in scripture.
God favored the reform Thats priceless there. Tell me DD could you show me scripture that shows me how God favored someone trying to tear People away from his church? When scripture clearly states the opposite.No, God favored the reform back to following the word of God. There will be many people who will pervert it. Yet the principle remains. Listen to God’s word, and check all men by it.
While the Church…The church is God’s elect. Those who actually believe in him and are in him as new creations. It is not people in positons of power.
The reason we had a reformation is proof that Jesus didn’t forsake his Church but made a way for them to flourish and make the bible the most widley printed book in the world while the RCC fought against it the entire way.
You can see which tradition God as helping by reaserching the fate of the Spanish Armada.
And it is God’s Word to Peter alone… and then to Peter and the Apostles…God’s word is the authority. All wrong interpretations of it are because of sin on the part of man.
2 Timothy 2:15 ESV
15 Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth.
What is amazing is that** you *can keep on insisting that"This is what I say this passage means, so that is what it means and the rest of you are all wrong because I say so. and neener-neener-neener-neener! *to all of you"!!
All you are doing is:shrug: exposing your own ignorance and arrogance.
Now that’s amazing. You actually have the everlasting gall to believe that your opinion is so right that you can’t learn anything from anyone.
You’re not totally hopeless; after all you’re still talking to us. But you’re pretty darn close…because:nope: you’re not listening. To anybody or anything we say.
And that attitude is indeedpathetic.Which is not an insult. Its just a fact.
That is because without a Bible… they have nothing. No tradition, no faith life, no source of grace and the sacraments.I have noticed only one thing about those who insist on preaching Sola Scriptura. It is literally (no pun intended) futile to convince them otherwise.
Code:Originally Posted by **Convert66** [forums.catholic-questions.org/images/buttons_khaki/viewpost.gif](http://forums.catholic-questions.org/showthread.php?p=5611159#post5611159) *DD,
You are still being evasive. The Scriptures, in the same letter (II Timothy–before the passage on Scripture, I might add) says that purity (2:21) is sufficient to make the man of God complete unto every good work*.
If you were pure you wouldn’t need to be trained. Of course a pure soul only does good.
If who was pure? St. Timothy? Apollos? Clement? St. Augustine? St. Thomas Aquinas? Luther? Calvin? Zwingli? Spurgeon? Edwards? Billy Graham? John MacArthur? Does he know that DD has imputed purity to him too?The scriptures are to train and equip a christian for what he needs.
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