Does The Bible Teach 'Scripture Alone' (Sola Scriptura)? (REBUTTED)

Does the Bible teach sola scriptura? In this video Trent examines Jeff Durbin's sermon on the subject and shows where it falls short in proving this crucial Protestant doctrine.

[peppy]

Protestants: The Bible is infallible!

*removes several books from the Bible*

[PInkW]

My neighbor is a Protestant pastor.
He knows I’m Catholic, he invited me to his church. So I went to a 7pm service.
He didn’t quote the Bible for 45min.
I told him every Catholic mass the world over
Starts with a Bible quote.
“In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit”
He got so mad at me

[mnmmnm]

4:24 defing sola scriptura
16:00 scripture is inspired
19:15 church creates the canon?
31:50 paul in romans
36:00 matthew 15 / mark 7
41:10 acts 17
44:36 2 timothy 3 17

[Vezmus]

Protestants: "Sola Scriptura is infallible. That's why we all disagree on the interpretation of every single word in Scripture."

[HowToBeChristian]

So glad that you pointed out how Jeff switches between the terms "Scriptures/Bible" and "The Word of God", as if they are synonyms.

[andrewmedina]

It's about darn time a Catholic has addressed Jeff Durbin. Thank you, Holy Spirit.

[chrismillikensr]

As a Protestant I'm appreciative of your response. I've struggled with this topic for years. Please pray that God will guide me into His truth. God bless

[hello.abraham]

Saw this the other day, glad that you make these available.

[coondogbob]

Trent you are a blessing to us catholics . Thanks for your good works

[GP-dpmr]

Trent this stuff is gold for Keep it up please

[aadschram]

Trent, you do a great job to show the catholic position.

[magusdannugcris]

The problem with certain Protestant pastors is that they think they know the Holy Bible from cover to cover and can explain it inside and out. How about the relation of liturgy and sacraments to sola scriptura?

[Vezmus]

I always naturally interpreted the phrase "Do not go beyond what is written" in 1 Corinthians 4:6 as an idiom similar to if we were to say "Do not exceed that which is prescribed" or "Do not overstep your proper authority" or "Do not read more into these letters than what is actually written, imagining us to say things that are not actually there." Translations of this phrase also vary from "Observe the proper rules" to "not to suppose more than whatever is written", with King James and Douay-Rheims both rendering it as a clause to the immediate text rather than an interpolation: "that in us you may learn, that one be not puffed up against the other for another, above that which is written."

[mitchmurphy]

I had been Protestant my whole life and I have always been a big fan of Jeff, thanks for making this video. And thanks for the respect you showed to Jeff, he has done a lot of good throughout his ministry and I think you did a good job of debunking his teaching while still showing respect to the man. I'm now striving to start catechism in the Russian Orthodox

[daddoesplaytime]

Another amazing video. I've been sending people to your videos and using the information in these videos to help my friends and family understand or come back to the Catholic faith. I was recently challenged about my faith by a Reformed pastor at my local coffee shop and this was one Catholic that wasn't going to run away. Thanks Trent. Just finished "The Case for Catholicism". Awesome.

[markhagan]

This Protestant preacher needs a course in preaching: talking at such a pace produces in this listener nothing but aversion. However your commentary Trent is very useful. Keep up your good work!

[johannesdewit]

Trent, I'm a protestant and I don't agree with everything you're saying, although you made some very good points. I like how you did your rebuttal in such a kind and loving way. Very classy. I would love to see a debate between you and Jeff Durbin. 😊

[ghallora]

I really like these videos, Trent. God bless you.

[lovehappiness]

This is great, Trent you are a class act. God bless you...

[boogiman]

Thank you so much for this Trent I’ve been learning so much. I have renewed trust and pride in my catholic faith because of you. God bless