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If God really fitted and intended the written word to be the only rule of faith and practice, and has made this known to us, He has thereby not only authorized, but required us to reject or disregard anything obtruded upon the church as binding that cannot be traced to that source.
William Cunningham — William Cunningham, Historical Theology, Vol. I, Chapter II (discussion of Scripture as the only rule of faith and practice / Council of Jerusalem context).
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