0:00 Intro: Responding to James White on Acts 15
4:39 An Infallible AND Inspired Council
9:35 Is the Church of Acts 15 Still in the World?
16:35 How Many Infallible Rules of Faith? (Prophets Still Speak)
20:00 Elders + Apostles = Apostolic Succession
25:43 Where Do You Look After the Apostles? (Peter & the Church)
33:34 Do Protestants Trust God to Guide the Church?
38:39 Ephesians 4: A Conciliar Church for All Time
44:39 The Argument from Silence: Acts 20, 14 & Titus
49:25 The Church Isn’t Trapped in the Bible
58:22 Outro
Reformed Baptist apologist James White is arguably the most prominent anti-Catholic debater in the English-speaking world. In this episode of Catholic Bible Highlights, Kenny Burchard and Dave Armstrong respond to the @AominOrg Dividing Line episode on Acts 15 — where he argues that the Jerusalem Council actually supports sola scriptura, and that the decree of the Council was not inspired or infallible UNTIL later Luke recorded it in the Bible(!!) But Acts 15 records an infallible council whose decree includes the words “it has seemed good to the Holy Spirit and to us”—a council that governed the whole Church, whose decision was binding on every congregation before Luke later inscripturated their decree. That’s not sola scriptura. That’s exactly what Catholics have always claimed.
