You just moved the goalposts. Every tradition has dissenters obviously, but by the very act of dissenting those people are no longer traditional. I myself never once said that didn't happen. Protestants wouldn't exist otherwise. What I said in a nutshell was that holy tradition is what gives the clergy authority to observe the feasts.
You just moved the goalposts. Every tradition has dissenters obviously, but by the very act of dissenting those people are no longer traditional. I myself never once said that didn't happen. Protestants wouldn't exist otherwise. What I said in a nutshell was that holy tradition is what gives the clergy authority to observe the feasts.
but by the very act of dissenting those people are no longer traditional.
Unless that is their tradition. Anyone can have a tradition and call themselves priests.
The point about scripture is that it is God breathed not man made.
>but by the very act of dissenting those people are no longer traditional.
Unless that is their tradition. Anyone can have a tradition and call themselves priests.
The point about scripture is that it is God breathed not man made.
https://poal.co/s/Christianity/802016
But there is only one tradition given by God and that's the tradition the Orthodox Church adheres too. That's what I'm saying.
But there is only one tradition given by God and that's the tradition the Orthodox Church adheres too. That's what I'm saying.
Ergo: sola scriptura :)
Ergo: sola scriptura :)