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That was the purpose of posting the debate, which I addressed there.

You are not understanding that correctly, because that is not what Jesus was doing. Jesus was declaring that the revelation God gave Peter that He was the Christ is the rock Jesus built His church on, not that Peter himself was the rock.

Again, that is why individual "Christians" determine what Scripture is - OT or NT. Again, Scripture is REVELATION, even if no one recognizes it. But God does allow His own to recognize it through illumination, such as recognizing that there was limited time period, such as when the last...

No one has the authority to "decide" what the canon is, since Scripture is revelation from God. Scripture is part of the canon the moment it is penned. So, it can't be "decided" by individuals or councils, since that would a result of human will, rather than divine revelation. OT Scripture...

Which was not settled until 15 centuries after the time of Jesus and the apostles. Don't you think that's a bit late??? And then it wasn't actually "settled" in the sense that more books couldn't be added later. This is something Jimmy Akin & Trent Horn from Catholic Answers, and Michael...

I will attempt to argue both - one established canon for the Hebrews in the first century "and" the same canon in the Temple, limited to the books of the Hebrew Bible.

We with both be arguing when our respective OT canons were settled. And you are right about Rome, Hippo, & Carthage, which I am suspecting he will argue THAT is when the Catholic OT canon was settled...which it wasn't.

I will be addressing the "different canons" theory.

I will be having my first debate in three years on the canon, specifically when the OT canon was settled. It will be this Saturday, September 16th at 8pm EST on the "Standing For Truth" YouTube channel. I will be debating a Roman Catholic called "The Pale Galilean" who goes by "Fro." The live...

Had to compromise. Otherwise he wouldn't agree to debate. It still went well though, in my opinion. I know what you mean. Suan Sonna had originally agreed to debate me on the papacy from Scripture, but then he kept trying to get me to include early church fathers. When I finally asked him...

We all agreed to whether or not they are supported Biblically & historically. The moderator did not change the thumbnail.

I wrote Biblically AND historically. The debate parameters are whether or not the dogmas are supported Scripturally AND if they are supported in the early church. Thought that was self-explanatory. Just out of curiosity, did you watch the debate? If not, I would encourage you to. Virtually...

After two delays, my debate with Dr. Robert Sungenis has FINALLY been rescheduled for this Friday, May 5th at 7pm EST. We will be debating whether or not the Roman Catholic Marian dogmas (the Perpetual Virginity, Immaculate Conception, & bodily Assumption) are supported Biblically &...

Unfortunately, the debate got postponed. But it got rescheduled for Monday, February 27th at 8pm EST.

That is what we will be attempting to do during the debate.

Yes, but that quotation from Galatians isn't addressing the context of my previous post.

At the very least, I hope you watch the debate, listen objectively to BOTH arguments, and then make up your mind then...as opposed to basing your opinion on your preconceived worldview.

Wouldn't it be better to pray that truth would be revealed, even if it doesn't hold to your personal worldview?

On Monday, January 23rd at 8pm EST, I will be participating in a LIVE YouTube debate with Pastor Chuck, an Eastern Orthodox priest, on whether or not prayer to Mary & the saints is worship. I will be taking the position that prayer “IS” worship. You don’t need a YouTube account to watch it, but...

On Monday, January 23rd at 8pm EST, I will be participating in a LIVE YouTube debate with Pastor Chuck, an Eastern Orthodox priest, on whether or not prayer to Mary & the saints is worship. I will be taking the position that prayer “IS” worship. You don’t need a YouTube account to watch it, but...