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In an age of ecumenism in which there is the concerted effort to unite Protestants and Roman Catholics into one church with the Pope as the head of it, it has became common practice for ecumenical leaders to claim that the Protestant Reformers, the Puritans and the Pilgrim fathers were all ecumenical in their attitude toward the Pope and his church. The Reformation View of Roman Catholicism will...

The Biblical Doctrine of Authority Part II by Dr. Robert A. Morey The Reformers did NOT say that the Bible was the ONLY authority. This is why they appealed to logic, history, science, the Church fathers, tradition, councils, creeds, confessions, commentators, Greek and Hebrew scholars, etc. But what they did say was that when it came to DOCTRINE, there can be ONLY ONE ULTIMATE AUTHORITY - the Bible. The “buck” has to stop somewhere. Thus the “final court of appeal” is the Bible and not the Pope,
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