“The Reformers did not reject tradition; they rejected one particular concept of tradition in favor of another concept of tradition. The Reformation debate was originally between adherents of two different concept of tradition. One concept, which had its origins in the first centuries of the Church, defined Scripture as the only final and infallible standard. The other concept of of tradition, which was not hinted at until the fourth century, and which was not clearly expounded until the late Middle Ages, defined Scripture and tradition as two separate and complementary sources of revelation.”