Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This is a segment from a longer episode. You can watch the FULL EPISODE here: youtube.com/watch?v=GNEYi-PcOkc
In this section of the episode, we look at one question that many Protestants do not know how to answer, and that is "who/what told you what the Scriptures are?" The reason this question is so important, is because Protestants believe in a false teaching called "sola scriptura", which claims that the Bible is the ONLY infallible source of Christian teachings. However, since the Bible doesn't teach you how to compile a Bible, then how do we know that the Bible is trustworthy? If the Bible truly is the "ONLY infallible source of Christian teachings" (which... it isn't... but if it were...), then that means that a fallible source gave us the Bible. But if that's the case, then how do we know that the fallible source did not mess up?
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This is a segment from a longer episode. You can watch the FULL EPISODE here: youtube.com/watch?v=GNEYi-PcOkc
In this section of the episode, we look at one question that many Protestants do not know how to answer, and that is "who/what told you what the Scriptures are?" The reason this question is so important, is because Protestants believe in a false teaching called "sola scriptura", which claims that the Bible is the ONLY infallible source of Christian teachings. However, since the Bible doesn't teach you how to compile a Bible, then how do we know that the Bible is trustworthy? If the Bible truly is the "ONLY infallible source of Christian teachings" (which... it isn't... but if it were...), then that means that a fallible source gave us the Bible. But if that's the case, then how do we know that the fallible source did not mess up?
WATCH MORE:
Christian vs. Protestant on Deuterocanonical Books:
youtube.com/watch?v=cNrcGY5oe3M
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If you're interested in learning about Christianity, then please subscribe, watch, and comment with any questions/information/thoughts on the topics discussed, and request topics!
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