A common Muslim objection is that the Gospels are anonymous and are thus not reliable. There are right in the sense that in the context of Matthew, there is no metion of an author. However this argumentation is fallacious, since this is an argument of silence. The absence of the assertion that Matthew wrote Matthew…… Continue reading How do we know Matthew wrote Matthew? – Muslim Objections Refuted (P1)
Category: Protestantism
Protestants in Conflict with Scripture
Protestants are known for their zeal for Scripture. And those of the Apostolic Faith must commend Protestants for this. Evangelical Scholars have provided solid evidence in terms of Textual Criticism and the Manuscript Evidence of the Bible helping Christians from every part of the spectrum to grow in confidence in the Divinely Inspired Scripture. However,…… Continue reading Protestants in Conflict with Scripture
Hebrews 11 & Sola Fide Refuted.
This post will refute the Reformation teaching of Salvation by Faith Alone, or in other words the dialectical tension that Protestants have between faith and works, yet works always following faith. The assumption of the Protestant is if faith encompasses works, it follows that one has earned their salvation. This supposition is false and not…… Continue reading Hebrews 11 & Sola Fide Refuted.
In Response to “Can Protestant Creeds Have Authority?”
https://youtube.com/shorts/utx34GjFllo?si=Ow4mwaThgOmdITHy I would like to make a short response in regard to a YouTube Short posted by Baptist Theologian Dr. Gavin Ortlund, addressing some issues that pertain to Church Authority insofar as its binding authority upon a believer. Ortlund attempts to answer the common Catholic and Orthodox objection concerning Church Authority. Which can be formulated…… Continue reading In Response to “Can Protestant Creeds Have Authority?”
Responding to John C. Peckhams critique of Sacred Tradition
In this post, I will be critiquing the objection that Sola Scriptura from an epistemological standpoint is not circular. This objection comes from Canonical Theology The Biblical Canon, Sola Scriptura and Theological Method from John C. Peckham. Is sola Scriptura, then, a product of circular reasoning? To be sure, the one who advocates sola Scriptura…… Continue reading Responding to John C. Peckhams critique of Sacred Tradition
Was the Protestant Canon established at Nicaea
Recently I have heard the argument from a Protestant that the Canon that were Accepted in Nicea (i.e the Fifty Bibles of Constantine) and the Synod of Hippo basically had the same Canon as Protestants have today (66 Book Canon). This is far from the truth, there was varying canons within this timeperiod, and often…… Continue reading Was the Protestant Canon established at Nicaea
Problems with Sola Scriptura in Protestantism
Denying the consensus and continuity of the Early Church teachings causes a person to 1) pick and choose teachings from the Early Church Fathers what supports their personal Theological framework and 2) denying the promise of Jesus, since He promised that the Gates of Hades would not prevail against the Church (Matthew 16:16-19). 3) presupposing…… Continue reading Problems with Sola Scriptura in Protestantism
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