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Re Considering the issue of Tradition
With regard to my current series on the issue of Tradition, especially the Eastern concept of Tradition, here’s an interesting article with some helpful guidelines in considering something – like historic Christianity – which might be outside of your current … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Theological Musings
Tagged ancient faith, knee-jerk theology, modernism, reclaiming the mind, theology, tradition
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Rethinking Tradition and Sola Scriptura 3
If you haven’t read Part One or Part 2 of this series, feel free to do that before continuing on. These posts are the equivalent of my thinking out loud about the concepts of sola scriptura (the sole authority of … Continue reading
Posted in Church, Theological Musings
Tagged anglican, apostles, apostolic, authority, Church, Episcopal, evangelical, orthodox, roman catholic, sola scriptura, tradition
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Rethinking Tradition and Sola Scriptura 2
In my last post, I discussed a few of the issues surrounding the concept of sola scriptura, that doctrinal authority is limited to that found in the Bible. I discussed that the doctrine has evolved from its original intent into … Continue reading
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Tagged athanasius, authority, bible, council, eastern, evangelical, Luther, nicea, orthodox, polycarp, reformation, scriptura, scripture, sola, sola scriptura, tradition
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Rethinking Tradition and Sola Scriptura
Rethinking the Reformation concept of Sola Scriptura is a rather intimidating task, especially for someone who was raised Lutheran (and especially on Reformation Day!). Sola Scriptura – the principle that says that the sole authority of the Church rests in … Continue reading
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Tagged bible, catholic, martin luther, orthodox, sola scriptura, theology, tradition
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