What is the Sufficiency of Scripture? – Kiffin’s Keep Ep. 4 – YouTube … Papal Recyclables: A Defense of Sola Scriptura – YouTube The Errors of the Roman Catholic Church – YouTube Continue reading What is the Sufficiency of Scripture?
Taylor D Barrett stated: A recent debate between Trent Horn and Gavin Ortlund has once again demonstrated that my fellow Catholics continue to fail to realize why epistemic arguments against Sola Scriptura fail and are guilty of the Tu Quoque … Continue reading Tu Quoque and Modern Catholic Apologetics
I watched the Dr. Gavin Ortlund vs Trent Horn debate: Horn argues that 2 Timothy 3:15-16 (θεόπνευστος, theopneustos, God-Breathed) isn’t meant to teach that the scriptures are inerrant but rather that it means “life-giving”. Horn passes on an interpretation from … Continue reading Dr. Gavin Ortlund vs Trent Horn
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There have been a few videos in regards to Protestant apologetics in regards to Roman Catholicism recently. These are the videos that don’t get the clicks that they should: The Early Roman Episcopacy – Part 1: Early Hierarchy Smashing the … Continue reading Protestants Materials for the Month
This was a Paper written by Keith Thompson. I retrieved it from the Wayback machine and have reproduced it here. From: http://www.exegeticalapologetics.com/2018/05/peter-dimonds-not-so-stunning-acts-15.html This is a response to a recent video put out by Sedevacantist Romish apologist Peter Dimond. In his … Continue reading Peter Dimond’s Not-So-Stunning Acts 15 Video
These are just some classic links from Triablogue on Catholicism that if you have free time, are worth your attention: Newman, “The Roman Catholic Hermeneutic”, and Rome’s Foundational Assumption On the possibility that Pseudonymous and Pseudipigraphical works made it into … Continue reading Random Catholic links
Reply to Gavin Ortlund: Catholicism & the Judaizing Heresy Continue reading Reply to Gavin Ortlund: Catholicism & the Judaizing Heresy
Click here to watch on Youtube: Continue reading Sam Shamoun & William Albrecht on Romans 2: A Critical Evaluation
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