Do Christians need anything more than the Bible?

What about church history or tradition?

Also, who wrote the Bible?

And is it perfect and without error?

We'll be discussing all this and more coming up right now. Welcome to Real Christianity. My name is Dale Partridge. This is part two of our 12-part series titled Welcome to Reform theology.

Where I'm going to be taking our congregation at Kingsway

Reform Church in Prescott, Arizona through the fundamentals of reform doctrine. In this session,

I introduced the doctrine of Sola Scriptura, discussing the inspiration and infallibility of

scripture. But before we get started, I want to briefly mention the Relearn app.

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So we're talking about the source of the solas, that's what I'm calling it, which is really

Sola Scriptura.

It's at the base and foundation for the rest of the five solas that we talked about last

week regarding the Protestant Reformation.

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