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The Supreme Authority of the Holy Scriptures

The Supreme Authority of the Holy Scriptures

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  • Richard Smit

There are calls today for reformed churches to work with the Roman Catholic Church. Fundamental to this is the question: has the Roman Catholic Church changed? This article shows that what divided the Roman Catholic Church from the reformers was the view on the authority of Scripture. Catholicism still upholds tradition and hierarchy as the supreme authority, and therefore unity with reformed churches remains impossible.

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Source: Standard Bearer, 2009. 4 pages.

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