To love god and to love others

your background is definitely showing extremely much

That is what the entirety of the commands were accordin to christ

and, I don't wanna be petty but capitalize His pronouns and names

Ok, I apologise

I'm reformed man

''to love God and to love others''
this is extremely extremely vague

what does it mean to love?

What are acts of love?

Can an unpleasurable act be out of love?

I'm talking about the greatest commandment man

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Commandment

And that commandment has a meaning

Yes

thing is, many can interpret it many ways

which is why we have Eccumenial Councils

Obviously man, for brevity I am summarising heavily here

That's the thing I despise about sola scriptura

it degenerates and causes schisms in theology everywhere, ultimately making ethics completely relative

Sorry

But how

the denial of a single Truth

Which one

So you're protestant, right?

I'm Reformed

so yeah

I think that man is born into sin

Man is unable to save himself

Jesus incarnated into human history in accordance with God the Father's plan from before time

sola fide

Tell me, how do the Reformed declare an interperation of scripture infallible?

In the reformed camp, the exegetical methodology is to interepret scripture in accordance with what else is said in scripture

So where something is vague, look at in context with what is said before and after it, along with other passages in scripture

But yeah, we also heavily follow the writings of Augustine, and his work on the sovereignty and grace of god

Along with of course Calvin

but what about declaring infallibility?

well scripture is infallible

Scripture is the inspired and authorative word of god

Everyting else is the work of mere men

Some of those dudes have a lot of insight

but they don't stand higher than scripture