Scripture and Tradition in the Church: Yves Congar, O.P.’s Theology of Revelation and Critique of the Protestant Principle of Sola Scriptura (Biblia.com)

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In his latest work, popular author Patrick Madrid explores the issue of Catholic-Protestant relations and the possibility of unification. He does this by analyzing the work of one of the greatest twentieth-century theologians—Fr. Yves Congar. Areas covered include Congar’s ecumenical vocation, the Early Church Fathers, the role of the Holy Spirit in the Church’s transmission of the gospel, St....

equivalent of the children’s game of “telephone.” Protestants show themselves such severe critics of the unwritten means of Tradition only because they identify it with the transmission, by word of mouth alone, of teachings that seemed destined rapidly to lose their guarantee, since words are easily distorted, transformed and added to, whereas in the writings of the Apostles we come into contact with their teaching exactly as it left them, down to the very words they used.140 Rather, Congar explains,

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