Sola Scriptura & the Apologetic Connection: Why it Matters!

In this episode, Eli explores the relationship between the presup method and the principle of Sola Scriptura and why understanding this connection is important.
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[@JohnandSara]

You don't know how happy I am that you are back to making regular videos! God has gifted you with an ability to teach. I am able to comprehend a lot of this because of that gifting!

[@RevealedApologetics]

@@JohnandSara thank you so much for those kind and encouraging words :-) I’m so happy that you are learning and growing. Many blessings!

[@TheTheologizingSubject]

Crystal clear image and sound + Good theology = God honoring apologetic methods

[@matthewzmarzley]

Great presentation
Very helpful
Thanks brother

[@TomForehand-i6v]

Great! Right in line with Dr. Bahnsen tapes!

[@amandarossetti8921]

Love your new set up!

[@MusculusPulveri]

Here’s an argument I thought of:
-P1: Ultimate authorities In Epistemology authenticate themselves.
-P2: The Triune God is the ultimate authority.
-P3: The Scriptures are the special revelation of God, therefore they themselves are ultimate.
-P4: Man’s reasoning is not ultimate because he/she is not God.
-P5: Any argument against Sola Scriptura must come from God himself, otherwise they originate from Man.
-Conclusion: Any argument from Man against Sola Scriptura is not ultimate, therefore affirming the Doctrine of Sola Scriptura.

[@Justas399]

Sola Scriptura= the Scriptures alone are the inspired-inerrant Word of God. Therefore they are the ultimate authority for the Christian. There is no equal nor greater authority than the Scriptures.

[@TheThinkInstitute]

Are the Scriptures the sole, infallible rule of faith and practice for God's people? The obvious answer is yes, but another answer could be... WHAT ELSE?

[@CCiPencil]

Seems weird for a Catholic to use presuppositional arguments considering the papacy, from my understanding, made Aquinas’ philosophy the philosophy of Catholicism… which is foundationalism and natural theology based. Weird

[@CCiPencil]

Why did it take the Holy Spirit 1500+ years to led a Christian to this “foundational” doctrine? Seems weird.

[@VirginMostPowerfull]

Unfortunate that the first Christians couldn't do this amazing argument for over 400 years before the canon was formed at the councils of Carthage and Rome.

[@cory3829]

if you can disagree and be saved then it is not vital

[@iwansaputra1890]

dead sea scroll destroy all sola scriptura argument

[@douglasmcnay644]

How?

[@nickjones5435]

LOL I agree that apologetics needed reforming cos it was pitiful.
Why did you lot do such a pathetic job of reforming it?