[Cronos]

Scripture and Holy Tradition do not contradict each other (since the latter birthed the former). The arguments for the Trinity are borne out in both Scripture and Tradition. If you disregard one or the other, you will err, that is why the non-Trinitarians who reject Holy Tradition and ask “why is there no word ‘Trinity’ in the ‘Bible’” err (of course, we could say there is no word “Bible” in the bible either, but that’s arguing by their rules). Sola scriptura doesn’t work.

[xone]

Sola scriptura doesn’t work.

Clearly it does.

Scripture and Holy Tradition do not contradict each other (since the latter birthed the former).

But it is OK for your doctrine to contradict or speak where Scripture is silent, IC for instance.

[Iscool]

Scripture and Holy Tradition do not contradict each other (since the latter birthed the former).

Wanna bet???

[Cvengr]

Scripture and Holy Tradition do not contradict each other (since the latter birthed the former).

When he went to the mountain, what Tradition exactly did Moses follow?