Defining and setting forth Protestant beliefs in full would take a book. For this purpose,
we'll confine ourselves to setting down the major principles.
1. Only Scripture is the basis of the Christian faith and the church.
2. Only By Grace - we are saved by God's grace alone, and not by any works
3. Only by Faith - it is our faith in God's grace that enables our salvation
4. Only by Christ - salvation comes only through Jesus Christ and not through any other way.
5. Only for God's Glory - this is done for the Glory of God
In other words, the Protestant Church accepts all orthodox Christian Trinitarian doctrine as set out in the Nicene Creed. However, some Protestant Churches accept, to a lesser degree, reason and tradition as well as scripture as the basis for doctrine (eg the Anglican Church). But scripture always takes precedence.
However, the Protestant Church rejects the teachings of Rome in various Roman doctrines. These include:
and many others. The Protestant Church believes these have no substance either in scripture or historically and are therefore heretical.
Answer: There are so many things that Protestants believe in, and that they do not agree with each other that you would really have to ask a specific Protestant religion what they believe in. And, even then, different people define "protestant" differently. The word Protestant comes from that fact that they started by protesting specific doctrines that the Catholic Church believed in. But now, they have gotten to the point where they are protesting what other Protestants believe in. About the only doctrine that I can find that seems to be universal is that all of them seem to believe that anyone can, if they have an open mind (open to God), then they can read The Bible and understand it for themselves, without a church over them to interpret it.
I believe it could be Catholic and Protestant.
The Reformed Church is Protestant, I believe.
Of course it does. The Protestant church consists of many denominations of the Christian church that are all orthodox in their beliefs. As forgiveness after repentance is an important aspect of Christian teaching, forgiveness is not only believed in the Protestant church but is a necessary part of Christian life.
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The Church of England is a Protestant church.
The head of the Protestant Church is Jesus.
The Protestant denominations are Christians churches that have separated from the Catholic church in protest over theological interpretations or polices of the Catholic church that they believe to be incorrect.All Protestants are Christian, but not all Christians are Protestant.
Protestant Church in Sabah was created in 1963.
Protestant Church of Luxembourg was created in 1894.
First Protestant Church was created in 1875.
Protestant Church of Algeria was created in 1972.
Protestant Reich Church ended in 1945.