Sola Scriptura: A dialogue by Keith E. D. Buhler
MJ. Smith
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Ever wondered how to interpret Scripture correctly? Are you Catholic, Protestant, or confused? “Sola Scriptura: A Dialogue” explores the history and definition of the doctrine that defined the Reformation. In a fictional Platonic dialogue form that mixes stage play and novel, each viewpoint is carefully articulated by a character who actually believes it. The Sola Scriptura debate can get intense. You'll be fascinated as five friends from varying viewpoints (Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican, Methodist, and Evangelical) journey together through a discussion of Holy Scripture and tradition. These crucial questions may shake their friendships... and their faith. Though divided by denomination, these friends are united by a love for Christ and a search for truth. Their dialogue gives you, the reader, a chance to dialogue with them. Test yourself as they test the Word of God, and the traditions of men.[/quote]
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Ever wondered how to interpret Scripture correctly? Are you Catholic, Protestant, or confused? “Sola Scriptura: A Dialogue” explores the history and definition of the doctrine that defined the Reformation. In a fictional Platonic dialogue form that mixes stage play and novel, each viewpoint is carefully articulated by a character who actually believes it. The Sola Scriptura debate can get intense. You'll be fascinated as five friends from varying viewpoints (Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Anglican, Methodist, and Evangelical) journey together through a discussion of Holy Scripture and tradition. These crucial questions may shake their friendships... and their faith. Though divided by denomination, these friends are united by a love for Christ and a search for truth. Their dialogue gives you, the reader, a chance to dialogue with them. Test yourself as they test the Word of God, and the traditions of men.[/quote]
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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