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Three Part Series on Reformed Theology
I recently came across this three-part series on Reformed Theology, specifically focusing on Sola Scriptura. I believe the speaker is R. C. Sproul. Unfortunately, the sound is not well synchronized with the video, or wasn’t when I watched it. Part 1[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hfg1lMDHblU&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&hl=en&feature=player_embedded&fs=1] While I didn’t catch any glaring errors in the presentation, I wouldn’t suggest listening…
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Airport Philosophy and Sola Scriptura
“Life is not about the destination, it’s about the journey.” Steve Ray (a Romanist) responds to the above airport signage, with the follow: All of life is a profound journey but with very definite destinations: Heaven or Hell! If you’re on the travel through life ONLY for the thrill of the trip you’re in BIG…
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Sola Scriptura Debate Complete
I’m pleased to announce that the very prolonged debate with Matthew Bellisario on Sola Scriptura is now complete (link to debate). -TurretinFan To God be the Glory!
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Not Because of Sola Scriptura
This ultra-traditional (not a technical term) sect of Catholicism is effectively its own denomination (link). They would claim, I believe, to be “Catholic” and they claim that the real pope is locked up in a Vatican dungeon, so they cannot really be called Sedavacantists. The folks out there who have been trying to wield the…
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Sola Scriptura Debate Update
The Sola Scriptura debate I am having with Matthew Bellisario, editor of Catholic Champion, has continued to the penultimate round of submissions, with my provision of Answers to his Cross-Examination questions (link to debate). The final round of submissions, due December 1, 2008, are our conclusion essays. Presumably, by now, the weary readers have had…
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Response to Mike Burgess on Sola Scripture
As you may recall, some time ago I responded to comments by Mr. Bellisario (link to my response). Mr. Greco then responded to those comments of mine, and I provided a response to his comments (link to my response). Now, Mr. Mike Burgess has responded to my response to Mr. Greco. Mr. Burgess states, If…
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Response to Alexander Greco on Sola Scriptura
Previously, I wrote against some comments made by Mr. Bellisario (link to my post) regarding Eric Svendsen’s book, “Upon this Slippery Rock.” Mr. Alexander Greco has decided to respond as follows: It seems to be the case that you would like to have your cake and eat it too. On the one hand you proclaim…
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Who is to Blame for Svendsen’s Book?
In response to this post (link) promoting a freely-downloadable mp3 related to Eric Svendsen’s book, “Upon this Slippery Rock: Countering Roman Catholic Claims to Authority,” Mr. Bellisario provided the following commentary, which I intersperse with my comments: MB: “Wow. If Sola Scriptura is so simple and easy to get, then why do all of these…
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Progress in the Debates
Over at the debate blog, progress has been made both on the Genuine Christian Apostasy Debate (Negative Rebuttal Posted – link to debate) and on the Sola Scriptura vs. Roman Catholicism Debate (Negative Answers to the Affirmative Cross-Examination Questions Posted – link to debate). For the Genuine Christian Apostasy Debate, the next step is for…
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An Inconvenient Conciliar Truth – Part 10
An Inconvenient Conciliar Truth – Part 10 Some folks seem to find relying on councils a comfort. For these folks, there are some inconvenient facts that they must face. This post is the tenth in what has become a multi-part series. Council of Jerusalem (1672) – Young Christians forbidden to read the Bible, especially the…