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I believe that Allen is testifying to what he calls Sola Scriptura.

I believe you will find yourself mistaken. Firstly, the Catholic Church as the author and canonizer of Scripture has no compunction about using it to spread the message.

Secondly, since nothing except canonized Scripture is recognized as truthful by the more extreme memebers of the Protestant family, we use it for your benefit. If you only wish to accept Scripture as an argument, we will supply it.

XeniaSt>I believe that Allen is testifying to what he calls Sola Scriptura.

I believe you will find yourself mistaken. Firstly, the Catholic Church as the author and canonizer of Scripture has no compunction about using it to spread the message.

Secondly, since nothing except canonized Scripture is recognized as truthful by the more extreme memebers of the Protestant family, we use it for your benefit. If you only wish to accept Scripture as an argument, we will supply it.
SD
83 posted on 10/15/01 1:58 PM Mountain by SoothingDave

You missed my point entirely.You missed the delicious irony.

The scripture that allend quoted according to many commentators indicates the Christ is foretelling that the Holy Spirit
will breath the Scriptures for the apostles to pen.

John 16:12-14 17:19-21

Tehillim (Psalm) 18:46 The LORD lives! Praise be to my Rock! Exalted be God my Saviour!

XeniaSt

Re your # 83.

SD, your knowledge and intelligence constantly amaze me. First, you enlightened us about the priests becoming Jesus when "hearing confessions" and administering communion.

Now, in this post we are told by you that that your "catholic"(sic) church "wrote the Scriptures!" How amazing! And all along I thought the Scriptures stated they were written by men inspired by God. (I did not know the Scriptures said the RCC was their author. Where does it say that, SD? Also, SD, where does Scripture say there was an RCC in the First Century? Thanks -:)