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If* Sola Scriptura* is to believed wouldn’t it, by definition, be in Scripture?
I’m not sure scripture is clear about precisely how the Church should practice hermeneutics. I’m guessing that Catholics will have chapter and verse supporting Sacred Tradition and scripture, and western non-Catholics will point to others supporting what ever their practice is, sola scriptura, solo scriptura, etc.If* Sola Scriptura* is to believed wouldn’t it, by definition, be in Scripture?
Thanks, Jon. Reasonable and rational as always, my friend. Nothing I would disagree with.I’m not sure scripture is clear about precisely how the Church should practice hermeneutics. I’m guessing that Catholics will have chapter and verse supporting Sacred Tradition and scripture, and western non-Catholics will point to others supporting what ever their practice is, sola scriptura, solo scriptura, etc.
Not everything I believe is necessarily spelled out in scripture. But one thing is for sure, when it comes to the Gospel, it seems a good foundation or norm for the Church to build doctrine on, assuming one believes it is inerrant.
Jon
Hello campeador this is the whole point…If* Sola Scriptura* is to believed wouldn’t it, by definition, be in Scripture?If* Sola Scriptura* is to believed wouldn’t it, by definition, be in Scripture?
Not necessarily. For example, the Assumption is not particularly spelled out in scripture at all, and I generally believe it, without getting into the details of “did she die first, or was she assumed alive”. This does not contradict sola scriptura in the least.=dogknox;7267082]Hello campeador this is the whole point…If* Sola Scriptura* is to believed wouldn’t it, by definition, be in Scripture?
Hello JonNC I hope all is well…Not necessarily. For example, the Assumption is not particularly spelled out in scripture at all, and I generally believe it, without getting into the details of “did she die first, or was she assumed alive”. This does not contradict sola scriptura in the least.
And since SS is not a doctrine, I have no doubt that good Christians that do not believe in the practice of sola scriptura, such as Catholics, Orthodox, some Anglicans, are still saved by Grace through faith in Christ.
Jon