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Episode 82: Tradition

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Debate topic: “Affirming Sola Scriptura: Scripture is the only infallible rule of doctrine and practice for Christians today.” Rob Bowman, Director of Research at The Institute for Religious Research, affirms. Eastern Orthodox Rev. Pr. Laurent Cleenewerck, editor of The Eastern … Continue reading →

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Debate topic: “Affirming Sola Scriptura: Scripture is the only infallible rule of doctrine and practice for Christians today.” Rob Bowman, Director of Research at The Institute for Religious Research, affirms. Eastern Orthodox Rev. Pr. Laurent Cleenewerck, editor of The Eastern / Greek Orthodox New Testament, denies. Moderated by Chris Date. This episode contains part two of the debate, including cross-examination, closing statements and listener Q&A; listen to episode 81, “Sola Scriptura,” for part one’s opening arguments and rebuttals. Music Various artists, Tradition, from the 1971 motion picture soundtrack to Fiddler on the Roof, 1971 Promoted Resources Christian Apologetics & Research Ministry(CARM) Listen to CARM radio’s Faith and Reason Radio live with Matt Slick, Monday through Friday, 4-5pm PST on KSPD, Boise Idaho, AM 790 Or subscribe to the podcast The Institute for Religious Research, of which Rob Bowman is Director of Research Putting Jesus in His Place: The Case for the Deity of Christ, by Rob Bowman The Eastern / Greek Orthodox New Testament, by Rev. Pr. Laurent Cleenewerck EUCLID and Humboldt State University, where Rev. Cleenewerck is amongst the faculty

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