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Have you found Luther's doctrine of "the Bible alone" in the Bible yet?

Certainly have...It's all over the bible, OT as well as New...

Yet you hold to this non-scriptural doctrine, while condemning Church doctrines which aren't explicitly mentioned in scripture.

So you are saying that Martin Luther made up 'faith alone' so it's alright for you guys to make this up???

Communion of Saints is the Spiritual Union which Unites the Faithful upon Earth, the Souls in Purgatory, and the Angels and Saints in Heaven, in the One (1) Mystical Body, the Church, of which Jesus Christ is the Head, and the Participation of All in the One (1) Supernatural Life.

The body of Christ is the Bride...There are no angels who are part of the Bride of Christ...It's not only non-biblical, it's terrible theology...

Have you found Luther's doctrine of "the Bible alone" in the Bible yet? Certainly have...It's all over the bible

How can any passage in the Bible refer to the Bible (in Greek, "Biblia," literally, "Books") as a whole, since the collection of books that comprise the Bible wasn't determined until long after the passages in the Bible were written?