Here's a timely post on Sola Scriptura (link) that may be of interest those who have been following the debate (link to debate).
-Turretinfan
P.S. And here is some interesting commentary on said post (link).
P.P.S. Linking does not necessarily imply the present author's full approval with the content of the links.
Friday, October 19, 2007
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TF,
ReplyDeleteIt is indeed timely, and not only regarding your debate with Orthodox.
Unless I am mistaken, it seems that you are stating by your post that you affirm the statements (including the "is not's" and "is's") provided by "Irish Calvinist". I do too.
I'm curious therefore, that you are able to affirm those statements, yet reject what I have said about prophecy in the context of SS.
Dear TJ,
ReplyDeleteI don't think I so much differ with you when it comes to Sola Scriptura, as when it comes to what constitutes prophecy.
-Turretinfan