Protestants are frequently treated to the unworthy accusation that their “interpretive paradigm” (“IP”) produces “merely human opinion” wher...

Michael Kruger, "Canon Revisited" John Stebbe, a new writer at http://reformation500.com and a former-Lutheran-turned-Reformed...

David Anders # 224 : I think perhaps I was not sufficiently clear in my question. I wasn’t asking about how we identify the canon. (For ...

I'm continuing to interact with the folks at Called to Communion. Irenaeus is offered up as “direct evidence”. I question that evidenc...

What follows here is my response to comments by Michael Liccione and Bryan Cross, probably two of the more significant thought leaders among...

In a way, I’ve been like a kid in a candy shop, working through Michael Kruger’s Canon Revisited . Not only is the work itself just an i...

The message of redemption in Jesus Christ was entrusted to the apostles of Christ, to whom he gave his full authority and power: “The one ...

Setting the stage for the conflict Before I move further with Michael Kruger’s work, Canon Revisited , I’d like to share the reason fo...

The second of Michael Kruger’s three “ criteria for canonicity ” is “Apostolic origins” of the New Testament canon. With his use of the te...

I’ve been working through Dr Michael Kruger’s Canon Revisited , (Michael J. Kruger, “Canon Revisited: Establishing the Origins and Autho...

Note too that ( in my last post ) Jaki has to rely on the time-worn canard that Roman Catholics are always pulling out of their hats, a ...

Continuing with Michael J. Kruger, Canon Revisited: Establishing the Origins and Authority of the New Testament Books , Wheaton, IL: Cross...

All Scripture is God-breathed (“ θεόπνευστος”) “If anyone ponders over the prophetic sayings … it is certain that in the very act of...