066: Why We Believe that Sola Scriptura is Broken (w/ Matt Swaim and Keith Nester)

In this episode of The Cordial Catholic, I'm joined by two returning guests, Matt Swaim and Keith Nester. Matt and Keith are both Catholic converts and we get together to discuss the problems we encountered with Sola Scriptura – the idea that the Bible is the sole rule of faith for Christians.

We talk about the problem of everyone interpreting things differently, of major issues like salvation and authority and the canon of the Bible, and how finding the Catholic Church was the solution for all the problems of disunity that existed in Protestant Christianity.

This is an absolute doozy of a discussion and I really, really think you'll enjoy it.

For more from Keith Nester visit his website and check out his fantastic new book, A Convert's Guide to Roman Catholicism: Your First Year in the Church.

For more about Matt listen to his morning radio show, The Son Rise Morning Show, and check out The Coming Home Network International.

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