“Instead of sola scriptura, Akin proposed what he calls the “apostolic paradigm” of Scripture, Tradition, and magisterial authority, one which he argues has biblical credence but is also the position held by all of the other ancient churches, not just the Catholic Church (e.g. Orthodox, Assyrian, Oriental). Moreover, Akin observed that both Catholics and Protestants submit to many apostolic traditions not found within Scripture, of which he cited four: there are no new apostles; no new public revelation; no new scriptures; and the contents of the New Testament.”
I came across a relevant article on the Catholic/Protestant “sola scriptura” debate-
https://crisismagazine.com/opinion/who-won-the-akin-white-debate
“Instead of sola scriptura, Akin proposed what he calls the “apostolic paradigm” of Scripture, Tradition, and magisterial authority, one which he argues has biblical credence but is also the position held by all of the other ancient churches, not just the Catholic Church (e.g. Orthodox, Assyrian, Oriental). Moreover, Akin observed that both Catholics and Protestants submit to many apostolic traditions not found within Scripture, of which he cited four: there are no new apostles; no new public revelation; no new scriptures; and the contents of the New Testament.”