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But beyond that, the teaching of sola scriptura is self-refuting, for it does not appear in scripture.
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In failing to mention this Protestant doctrine of sola scriptura, which is not held by Catholics, he never clarifies the basis for his rancorous attacks, and since he is attacking the Catholic Church for failing to abide by a doctrine she doesn't teach anyway, his attacks miss the mark.
Now That's Steamy 2009
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In failing to mention this Protestant doctrine of sola scriptura, which is not held by Catholics, he never clarifies the basis for his rancorous attacks, and since he is attacking the Catholic Church for failing to abide by a doctrine she doesn't teach anyway, his attacks miss the mark.
Archive 2009-07-01 2009
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The corresponding Latin word scriptura occurs in some passages of the
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 13: Revelation-Stock 1840-1916 1913
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"scriptura" occur almost together, but the former has the meaning of "a history" and the latter of "a book," with which significations Tacitus never uses the two words: indeed Tacitus never uses the two words at all.
Tacitus and Bracciolini The Annals Forged in the XVth Century John Wilson Ross 1852
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I wasn't the first to bring up sola scriptura here, and I don't think I disagree with you (although I'm not sure entirely what you're arguing).
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An irony, of course, is that Carter is simply engaging in a crude form of sola scriptura, albeit one that is not fundamentalist Protestant in nature, but openly fundamentalist secularist.
Bizarre 2009
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"Sola scriptura" is, at the end of the day, an incoherent idea.
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An irony, of course, is that Carter is simply engaging in a crude form of sola scriptura, albeit one that is not fundamentalist Protestant in nature, but openly fundamentalist secularist.
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An irony, of course, is that Carter is simply engaging in a crude form of sola scriptura, albeit one that is not fundamentalist Protestant in nature, but openly fundamentalist secularist.
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