I don't have time to read this whole thread, so I'm going to just respond to one thing that jumped out at me in the OP. Sorry if it's a repeat.
God's revelation is always increasing. Sacred Tradition is dynamic and can be added to as God reveals more of His plan to us. The Bible is pretty static; I don't think the Church will be adding any new books any time soon. (Although it may be possible, anyone know the official teaching on that?) But there's always room for new doctrines to be revealed. Even now, the Church is considering a possible revelation of Mary as Co-Redempteress. I know that's going to open a whole other can of worms but so be it.
Sola Scriptura claims that all of God has been revealed, thereby indirectly implying that we can know all there is to know about God now, no further revelation is forthcoming. But that is not so, God is always telling us new things about Himself. The time of Revelation is not over!
God's revelation is always increasing. Sacred Tradition is dynamic and can be added to as God reveals more of His plan to us. The Bible is pretty static; I don't think the Church will be adding any new books any time soon. (Although it may be possible, anyone know the official teaching on that?) But there's always room for new doctrines to be revealed. Even now, the Church is considering a possible revelation of Mary as Co-Redempteress. I know that's going to open a whole other can of worms but so be it.
Sola Scriptura claims that all of God has been revealed, thereby indirectly implying that we can know all there is to know about God now, no further revelation is forthcoming. But that is not so, God is always telling us new things about Himself. The time of Revelation is not over!
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