thanks for the multi quotes because at times the Catholics asks the weirest questions and still weird but maybe you thought my answers are unacceptable. all my replies returns to the bible as my sources so I'll tell you again. source = bible.
I take it you adhere to the doctrine of sola scriptura--the bible alone, correct?
but you want my answers to come from outside the bible as my source.
Not at all. As a adhereant to sola scriptura, I would hope you could answer questions strickly from the bible alone.
No "Catholic tricks". just sincere questions.
I won't give you any outside source.
You being a sola scripturists, I'd expect nothing more.
Sorry to bust your tradition bubbles.
We'll see about that.
I believe I said scriptures as my source.
Okay....Thats the topic of this thread, (Sola Scriptura-the bible alone being sufficient as a sole rule of faith) and the burden lies on you to prove that it is true. Agreed? Actually.... Being that I ( and the Catholic Church) do not adhere or believe in the practice of sola scriptura, I shouldn't have to prove anything. (Although I could)
questions from a catholic is always off the wall due to being built on the wrong fountdation, roots.
Well, if that's the case, you should have no problem at all answering them from your only source.... the "bible alone," right?
this conversation is long so you'll need to get me on the same page like what do you think I'm talking about or what are you really responding to. you're talking to a guy who don't play mind games. first tell me what you think I think and maybe we can go from there. Roman questions mostly don't work. you'll need to get off that track and ask real questions. no games.
Okay..... real questions followed by real answers..... agreed? I won't bombard you with a lot of questions all at the same time, just two or three. Is that acceptable? If so, I would hope you would return the courtesy by answering the specific questions reguarding sola scriptura. To begin:
1. Where in the Bible Is "Scripture Alone" taught?
2.Was it passed down from the apostles?
3. Who interprets Scripture?
What I think you think is in what authorty does the Roman denomination have to tell us that they must interpret the bible for us and we must not interpret the bible for ourselves, alone.
As a sola scripturists, I would think you'd know that Jesus promised a Church, a very "visible" Church, and Scripture shows what kind of Church this will be. It is an authoritative Church. This Church has the power to bind and loose (Matthew 16:19; 18:18; John 20:21-23). Take special notice the connection made to Peter as the new "chief steward" (Isaiah 22:15-25) of the kingdom of heaven (the Church) upon earth.
this is an off-wall roman denominational tradition that is totally unauthorized with no biblical text proofs without sources
Think I just proved otherwise, and please keep in mind, the Catholic Church does not teach, practice or believe in Sola Scriptura. The burden of proof lies on you to show where the doctrine of Sola Scriptura (SS) is found/taught in the bible as a sole rule of faith.... not mine.