@malonep18@FinnishZoomer@renewingprotest This is unavoidable due to human nature, ecclesialists have the same issue they all disagree on core doctrines.
There is no infallible adjudicator of differing opinions among Christians. That existed during the 1st century, and even then there divisions and heresies.
@malonep18@FinnishZoomer@renewingprotest That authority didn't end, it was further preached and then codified. This is what Sola Scriptura is.
You're asking me to prove a negative that was never asserted. This is an Argumentum ad Ignorantiam (appeal to ignorance).
The burden is on you to show the charism continued.
@SteveFordmph@SipsWithSerra "Works" in Paul's context refers to covenant markers/rituals, not one's moral effort.
Therefore, grace comes by works, not the believer's faith.
This is the problem of ex opere operato
@malonep18@FinnishZoomer@renewingprotest Again you're assuming private interpretation to even establish any of these biblical propositions in the first place. That by definition is the final authority.
Not to mention you just ignore that you're still using it after choosing a church to ascertain their judgements.