Both of these come from Stephen Wolfe, writing at Reformation 500—a site frequented by our old friend, the polemical rogue Mr. John Bugay The title of Mr. Wolfe’s small little post is “A Short Defense of Sola Scriptura”; and it is so short — even cursory — that he fails to avoid several large and breezy gaps in logic. In the first of them, Mr. Wolfe tries to reply to a commonplace observation: that you can’t have sola scriptura unless the Bible itself gives us an infallible list of what’s canonical, and the Bible does not come with an inspired table of contents.
