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'''"Church fathers"''' is a loosely-defined term which is used to refer to early [[Christian]] [[theologians]] whose writings<ref>http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/churchfathers.html</ref> and teachings are considered by some to be authoritative in defining and defending Christian [[theology]] and practices. Much reverence is given to them in the [[Roman Catholic]] and [[Eastern Orthodox]] traditions, while the more [[protestant]] and [[evangelical]] sects tend to disregard their opinions in favor of [[sola scriptura]] ([[Bible]] as the only authority).  

'''"Church fathers"''' is a loosely-defined term which is used to refer to early [[Christian]] [[theologians]] whose writings<ref>http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/churchfathers.html</ref> and teachings are considered by some to be authoritative in defining and defending Christian [[theology]] and practices. Much reverence is given to them in the [[Roman Catholic]] and [[Eastern Orthodox]] traditions, while [[Protestant]] sects tend to not place as much reverence on them in favor of [[sola scriptura]] (the [[Bible]] as the final authority).  Generally those in the [[evangelical]] camp will consider them at some level of authority but not the final one, while [[fundamentalist]] camps tend to ignore them altogether due to their opinion that Catholicism is false teaching.

[[Image:Augustine of Hippo.jpg|right|thumb|[[St. Augustine]] of Hippo]]

[[Image:Augustine of Hippo.jpg|right|thumb|[[St. Augustine]] of Hippo]]