Deletion of Scripture alone the source of authority

Comment: I agree with E.M.Gregory, {{tq|This new, single-editor page takes a doctrine, Sola scriptura that originated with Martin Luther ... imposes it on Buddhism}} and other religions.  Without multiple independent reliable secondary sources, the article proposes an original idea: Scripture alone the source of authority is "a common aspect found in various religions." The idea appears to be plausible but Wikipedia is not a publisher of original thought (, , ynthesis
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not (WP:NOTESSAY||WP:OR||WP:S)

Comment: per   and   Article is too simplistic to keep.  This new, single-editor page takes a doctrine, Sola scriptura that originated with Martin Luther and simplistically – and with very little support from scholarly sources – imposes it on Buddhism, Judaism and Islam
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Essays (WP:ESSAY||WP:TNT)

Comment: This article was such a blatant violation of , so poorly written, that at first I did not look at sources on the page, rather, I looked to see if I could source it.  I just looked at that page and I am appalled.  The Buddhism section is single sourced to a Welsh memoir about building Buddhism in Wales.  The Judaism section is single sourced to a "collection of sermons and tracts" published in 1788
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Essays (WP:ESSAY)