A clear, thoughtful look at what counts as true Tradition in Christian belief and how to judge it for yourself.
This edition surveys what Tradition means in Christian life and which traditions are worth receiving or rejecting. It explains a plain, methodical approach for testing claims against Scripture and the teaching of the early Church. The discussion helps readers understand how authority is measured and how to distinguish written from unwritten traditions.
- Learn four key criteria for evaluating traditions: origin, content, authority, and transmission.
- See how writers, churches, and private voices influence what is handed down as Tradition.
- Discover why written Scripture remains central and how unwritten traditions have been treated across history.
- Explore a practical framework for deciding which beliefs and practices to accept or decline.
Ideal for readers of theological debates, church history, and those seeking a steady guide to Tradition and scripture in Christian life.