To: ByGraceThroughFaith
***There is no single doctrine of sola scriptura, and I think this thread makes that evident.***
Ah, but there is only one single definition of Sola Scriptura. I can't help it if you simply want to ignore that, make up your own definitions and move on from there. That was the same spirit in the Arminian (Remonstrants) who just changed whatever they wanted per the doctrine of Solo Scriptura.
To: Lord_Calvinus
"Ah, but there is only one single definition of Sola Scriptura. I can't help it if you simply want to ignore that, make up your own definitions and move on from there. That was the same spirit in the Arminian (Remonstrants) who just changed whatever they wanted per the doctrine of Solo Scriptura."
No need to get upset.
"For your information, I have consulted more than one Reformer on the proper definitions and applications of the doctrine of Sola Scriptura before writing on this thread (even citing from one of them), which every good Sola Scripturist will do before heading down the donney brook lane of Solo Scriptura."
Which of the Reformers? Specifically, which writings?
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