This is dishonest clipping. His argument failed because it rests on sola scriptura. If ou…
This is dishonest clipping. His argument failed because it rests on sola scriptura. If our church tolerates one national church having a minor difference in 1 deuterocanon book, it proves the church isn’t Protestant, since the early church for centuries had no single canon. The 7th council does affirm a normative canon from Trullo/Carthage that affirms deuterocanon. But none of that is a problem for a Church that accepts extra canonical Tradition, like elements of Book of enoch or Protoevangelium of James. So allowing extra canonical traditions aren’t a defeater for our position nor does it m…
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- Jay Dyer
Critiques David Wood's argument about canon.
“This is dishonest clipping. His argument failed because it rests on sola scriptura.”
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2Jay Dyer mentions the Protoevangelium of James as an example of extra canonical Tradition accepted by his Church.
Jay Dyer refers to the Book of Enoch as part of the extra canonical Tradition accepted by his Church.