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What is a “Bible believing Church”?

MB

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Jarthur001 said:
I agree. But they can still be used.

Most songs are not the Bible, but we use them, because they are based on the Bible
Songs aren't generally thought of as a teaching tool but a praise. Catechism's are a teaching. I've never read a Catechism that wasn't someone else's interpretation of scripture. Interpretation is where the truth gets lost it seems. Our explanations aren't any better understood than the original writings of the Word it self. It's those explanations that can sometimes add and take away from the truth of God. Whether intentional or not no one should trust in them exclusively. This in my opinion is why we are instructed to search the scriptures daily to see if those things told us are true.
MB
 

Gold Dragon

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The phrase "Bible believing church" tells me where the church stands on one doctrine, the doctrine of sola scriptura and its view of Tradition. It does not tell me anything else about the doctrines of the the church like infant baptism and female ordination. Although churches that do emphasize the phrase "Bible believing" as a self descriptor are historically from traditions that are less likely to support those two positions.
 
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