Just to clarify, the debate is not between Catholics and Protestants, it is between Protestants on the one side and all other Christians on the other side. Assuming you’re talking about the deuterocanonical books.I am trying to look into the debate between Catholics and Protestants on the issue of Biblical canon. I would like to get both side of the argument. Would any of you be as so kind as to dirict me to were I can get both sides?
Not the Deuterocanonical books in specific but the canon in general. I am reading a book on Sola Scriptora/Sacred Tradition and it brought up the “How do you determine The Biblical canon?” thing and I was wondering what both sides had to say about it with regard to the Sola Scriptora/Sacred Tradition issue?Just to clarify, the debate is not between Catholics and Protestants, it is between Protestants on the one side and all other Christians on the other side. Assuming you’re talking about the deuterocanonical books.
Well, I am reading an essay on the issue of Sola Scriptora/Sacred Tradition and the Canon was one of the "Tradition"s brought up. The author weakly alluded to the fact that Protestants have an argument on this in attempts to maintain Sola Scriptora. This is really where my intrests lay in this and not so much the deutercanonical books, though as part of the biblical canon (depending on who you talk to) one would assume that it would fall into the discussion as well.Just to clarify, the debate is not between Catholics and Protestants, it is between Protestants on the one side and all other Christians on the other side. Assuming you’re talking about the deuterocanonical books.