I was recently invited onto Kelly Powers this channel Burian Perspective. He is a Protestant apologist and we had a really great discussion on the nature of Soloscriptura.

And in particular my concerns that Soloscriptura is an incoherent doctrine and ultimately an unworkable one for Protestantism.

As I said we had a great discussion and if you want to help us here on this channel at the Council of Trent to host similar discussions in person

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So without further ado, here's my discussion with Kelly Powers on Soloscriptora.

When this topic is I've been I've been a Christian since the age of six I was born again in

1977 so I'm hitting 53 this year I don don't know how old you are. Well how were you at

Trent? Where are you at your free age? How how whenever you last you my age I always

asked them how old do you think I am? Well you look younger than me how's that?

Yeah I'm well in a few months I'll be 40 so oh really okay well that's I'm glad

didn't see he look colder that's okay that's, I'm glad I didn't say he looked colder.

That's okay.

Yes, I'm always happy if somebody can pitch me as younger still,

if I can still keep up with that.

Cool, yeah.

Well, so the reason why I was sharing that is because when I became a Christian at a young age

Both my parents were not Christians when I was born and they became Christians just a little after I was born a few years and then

when I was growing up in my teenage years it really was a churchgoer but I was a believer in Jesus

Christ and it wasn't until like after high school I grew up in Las Vegas during my high school years and I didn't realize when I was a believer that a lot of my friends were either like you know Muslims Jehovah's Witnesses or

even Catholics but a lot of us back in those days we were what we were but we

weren't always living it out right you kind of know what I mean by that

sure and so I had a friend of mine who I thought became a Christian just after high

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