[xone]

Now that is a common sola interpretura error which also plays out in the sola's folks's reading of The Bible -- you folks may read one thing like " St Ambrose was baptized, " and ASSUME that he was born a pagan. That error comes from not having a complete knowledge and presuming that the incomplete knowledge is complete -- you didn't lie, but you made an incorrect assumption based on incomplete and misunderstood facts. That is the folly of relying on an individuals (as opposed to a community of believers stretching back 2000 years) interpretation.

I didn't know St Ambrose's history is written in the Bible. In what book may I find it.

[Cronos]

Sola interpretura leads to errors because it’s a personal interpretation. Just as wmfights made his personal interpretation of a FACT without reading it completely, in the same way sola interpretura leads to the same error as the practisioners do not read the bible in it’s entirety as a community but are prone to individual errors, hence the rapid diversity in opinions