[metmom]

Is Scripture not the infallible Word of God?

Didn’t Jesus Himself say *It is written...* as a point of authority Himself?

Didn’t He also say that Scripture testifies concerning Him?

Didn’t He, when challenging the traditions that the Pharisees had set up, point back to Scripture?

I’m sure you know the answer to those questions.

I find it interesting that a church which teaches the Trinity although the term is never used in Scripture, has trouble with the concept of Sola Scriptura simply because Scripture never uses the term.

[Quix]

WELL PUT.

[Mad Dawg]

I find it interesting that a church which teaches the Trinity although the term is never used in Scripture, has trouble with the concept of Sola Scriptura simply because Scripture never uses the term.

How is that not playing both sides against the middle?

(Are we done with the poorly catechized thing and with imputing to the minds of others things that we GUESS were there, but only KNOW to have been in our own minds?)

To all your questions about what's in the Bible I say yes. However they neglect other parts of the Bible and include one conclusion not necessarily implied by Scripture.