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[…] Scripture gives us a good bit of description and instruction on what these more subjective faculties are, how to get them working properly, and how to test and balance their use WITH reason, experience, scripture, and practice (see The Wesleyan Quadrangle). […]
[…] authorities do have a place in determining doctrine and practice, and has been well described in The Wesleyan Quadrangle – while Sola Scriptura is a good rallying cry when returning to pure doctrine, I think the […]
[…] terms, what is your epistemological method? Traditionally, religious philosophers have referenced four ‘authorities’ in the search for truth, namely Scripture (which you may now be disregarding), reason, experience, […]
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