Saying it doesn't make it so.It matters not which (arguably) came first.
Saying it doesn't make it so.It matters not which (arguably) came first.
It matters not which (arguably) came first.
Quip, if I may I'd like to ask, do you believe that the Bible is our only standard for faith and practice as Christians? Thanks.
No.
The Bible is but a tool and like all tools it can be misused.
Quip isn't a Christian. And there is a very large proportion of Christians who recognize equal authority in matters of faith and morals between Sacred Scripture, and Sacred Tradition, since both emanate from the authority of Christ, which He gave to His Apostles. It's only Protestants who believe that their own opinions about what only the Bible says constitutes a valid 'standard for faith and practice.'Quip, if I may I'd like to ask, do you believe that the Bible is our only standard for faith and practice as Christians? Thanks.
Even things that are perfect can be miss-used. When you say the Bible "is but a tool" that gives the impression you are diminishing it's role. Is that an accurate read? Thanks.
Quip, if I may I'd like to ask, do you believe that the Bible is our only standard for faith and practice as Christians?
Quip isn't a Christian.
Because while Quip views the Bible 'as an historical text,' Quip doesn't believe Christ's Resurrection actually happened.The Bible has some guiding wisdom wthin it and I respect it for that. Though I view it more as an historical text rather than the absolute word of God.
Because while Quip views the Bible 'as an historical text,' Quip doesn't believe Christ's Resurrection actually happened.
That is extremely unfortunate.