Protestant faith
Non-Catholic Christian belief
Protestant faith refers to the branch of Christianity that emerged from the 16th-century Reformation, when reformers broke from the Roman Catholic Church.
Protestant denominations—including Lutheran, Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, and many others—generally emphasize scripture as the primary religious authority and salvation through faith rather than works.
She was raised in the Protestant faith but converted to Catholicism as an adult.
- salvationDeliverance from harm
- born againSpiritually converted anew
- ReformationReligious movement splitting Christianity
- LutheranismProtestant tradition emphasizing grace
- prayerAddress to deity
hymn singing · hymnody · Martin Luther · Anglicanism · grace · Bible translations · King James Bible · scripture reading · worship · cross · John Calvin · Great Awakening · Methodism · justification · Sunday schools · 95 Theses · bible · sanctification
Protestant faithCatholicism
Papal Christian denomination
Roman Catholicism · Catholic faith · Eastern Orthodoxy · Orthodox Christianity · Greek Orthodoxy
Protestant faithatheism
Rejection of deities
secularism · irreligion · agnosticism · secular humanism · godlessness
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