Protestantism
Protestantism is one of the four major divisions within Christianity (the other ones are the Catholic Church, the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Anglican Church traditions). The word comes from the separation from the Roman Catholic Church during the 16th century Protestant Reformation.
There are several Protestant denominations, with different doctrines, but almost every of them include justification by grace through faith (not through works), the priesthood of all believers. They consider the Bible as the authority in matters of faith and order. There were about 340 million Protestants in the world in the early 21st century.
The followers of Martin Luther established the evangelical churches of Scandinavia & Germany. John Knox established an influential Presbyterian communion as the national church in Scotland. Reformed churches in Switzerland were established by John Calvin and a few other people including Huldrych Zwingli.
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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Protestantismnewadvent > cathen/12495a.htm
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Denominational issues for Anglican, United, Methodist, Lutheran, Adventist, Amish, Baptist, Christian Reformed, Christian Science, Douk...protestantism.suite101.com/
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Examining Protestantism: A defense of the Holy Catholic Churchshasta > sphaws/mainmenu
* and the Quest for Certaintyreligion-online > showarticle.asp?title=239
History of Protestantismreformation > wylie2
Why Only Catholicism Can Make P. Work: Louis Bouyer on the Reformationcatholiceducation > articles/apologetics/ap0097
Introduction to Protestantismprotestant.christianityinview.com/
Troeltsch - P. and Progressejwebdesign > samples/troeltsch
Protestantism, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Resource Guidecarnegielibrary > research/socialstudies/religion/protestant
Wiktionaryen.wiktionary > wiki
Beyond Protestantismwww15.brinkster > beyondpro
Evangelical Protestantismspartacus.schoolnet > REevangelical.htm
The Agony of Mainline Protestantism | First Thingsfirstthings > onthesquare/2009/09/the-agony-of-mainline
Tudors - Edward VI - Protestantismhistoryonthenet > Tudors/edward_
Catholicism, Protestantism, and Capitalism by Murray N. Rothbardlewrockwell > rothbard/rothbard56
A history of Protestantismhome.comcast > ~acbfp/myhistoryof
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