Reddit reviews Scripture Alone: Exploring The Bible'S Accuracy, Authority And Authenticity
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God's Word Alone by Matthew Barrett
Scripture Alone by James White
Sola Scriptura: The Protestant Position on the Bible by Joel Beeke, Sinclair Ferguson, Robert Godfrey, Ray Lanning, John MacArthur, R. C. Sproul, Derek W. H. Thomas, and James White
It's great to look into the Early church fathers! My recommendations though is to stick to the early early church fathers. Cathodox will often quote "fathers" from later in history after several traditions have already been developed and accepted. Also to remember that even the fathers are but men and can err, which is why when fathers disagree with each other (and they do) we must turn to scripture.
As for book recommendations on Sola scriptura, i haven't yet read them but there is Scripture Alone, Sola Scriptura and Disputations on Holy Scripture
Really good book on the subject.
My mum loves her Kindle :-) I don't read enough to justify one, even though my inner geek wants one lol
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Kindle
If you buy the paperback, might be better to buy it here as then all the money will go the the author's apologetic ministry. It's a little cheaper too, not sure after postage though.
Norman Geisler's From God to Us (a smaller version of his General Introduction to the Bible) as well as James White's Scripture Alone would be a good start.
Scripture Alone by James White is a book that discusses this specific idea (called sola scriptura)