The Canon as its own Measure?
Mar 9th, 2010 | By Tim A. Troutman | Category: Blog PostsOne major point of circular reasoning with Protestant thought on the identification of the canon is the concept of the canon as its own standard. For example, the Reformers claimed that the New Testament books were obviously canonical because of their apostolic character. But according to them where do we learn of the apostolic faith? [...]
