Protestant Christianity

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Protestant Christianity is a major branch of Christianity that emerged from the Reformation, emphasizing the authority of Scripture, salvation by faith alone, and a personal relationship with God.


Statements (87)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian denomination family
branch of Christianity
religious tradition
differsFrom Eastern Orthodoxy
Roman Catholicism
emphasizes authority of Scripture
justification by faith
personal relationship with God
priesthood of all believers
salvation by faith alone
hasClergyForm minister
pastor
priest in some traditions
hasCoreBelief Trinity
divinity of Jesus Christ
necessity of grace
original sin
resurrection of Jesus
hasDoctrinalPrinciple sola fide
sola gratia
sola scriptura
soli Deo gloria
solus Christus
hasEthicalEmphasis Bible reading
evangelism
individual conscience
missionary activity
personal conversion
hasGeographicDistribution global
hasHistoricalEvent Diet of Worms
English Reformation
Great Awakenings
Peace of Augsburg
Scottish Reformation
Thirty Years' War
hasKeyFigure Huldrych Zwingli
John Calvin
John Knox
Martin Bucer
Martin Luther
Philip Melanchthon
Thomas Cranmer
Ulrich Zwingli
William Tyndale
hasLargePresenceIn Europe
Latin America
North America
Oceania
Sub-Saharan Africa
hasOriginEvent Protestant Reformation
hasPrimaryLanguage vernacular languages
hasSacrament Lord's Supper
baptism
hasSacredText Bible
hasStartPeriod 16th century
hasSubtradition Adventism
Anabaptism
Anglicanism
Baptist churches
Calvinism
Congregationalism
Evangelicalism
Holiness movement
Lutheranism
Mennonites
Methodism
Moravian Church
Pentecostalism
Pietism
Presbyterianism
Quakers
Reformed churches
hasViewOnChurch invisible church of true believers
hasViewOnLaity all believers share spiritual priesthood
hasViewOnSalvation salvation by grace through faith
hasViewOnScripture Scripture as highest authority in matters of faith
hasWorshipDay Sunday
influenced modern democracy in some regions
public education in some countries
social reform movements
rejects doctrine of transubstantiation
indulgences
some Catholic sacramental doctrines
universal authority of the pope
veneration of saints as practiced in Roman Catholicism
usesScripturalCanon New Testament
Protestant Old Testament canon

Referenced by (176)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Afro-Antiguans and Barbudans ("Protestantism")
Anna Jackson
Barack Obama
Belgians ("Protestantism")
Bodéwadmi
Caribbean islands ("Protestantism")
Carl Jung ("Protestantism")
Catharine Beecher ("Protestantism")
Claudette Colvin
David Livingstone ("Protestantism")
Dutch Surinamese ("Protestantism")
Elias Disney
European Canadians ("Protestantism")
Friedrich Schleiermacher ("Protestantism")
Gudrun Himmler ("Protestantism")
Hans-Georg von Friedeburg ("Protestantism")
Henry Vincent ("Protestantism")
Horst Kasner ("Protestantism")
Ipai people
Italian American ("Protestantism")
Johannes van den Bosch ("Protestantism")
John Rogers ("Protestantism")
John Ruskin ("Protestantism")
John Stark ("Protestantism")
John Underhill ("Protestantism")
Joseph Larmor ("Protestantism")
Kinh ("Protestantism")
Lebanese American
Malia Obama
Malia Obama
Martin Bucer ("Protestantism")
Martyn Lloyd-Jones ("Protestantism")
Montgomery Clift ("Protestantism")
Netherlands ("Protestantism")
Nusa Tenggara ("Protestantism")
Pietism
Potawatomi
Protestant Union ("Protestantism")
Quechua people ("Protestantism")
Robert Boyle ("Protestantism")
Robert Koch ("Protestantism")
Second Great Awakening ("Protestantism")
Stephen A. Douglas ("Protestantism")
Ted Rogers ("Protestantism")
Theo van Gogh ("Protestantism")
Theodore Beza ("Protestantism")
Thomas Pride ("Protestantism")
Wilhelm Wundt ("Protestantism")
William English Walling ("Protestantism")
William Farel ("Protestantism")
Winfield Scott ("Protestantism")
religion
A Model of Christian Charity
A Treatise of the Vocations or Callings of Men ("Protestantism")
Africa University
Augsburg Confession ("Protestantism")
Black Protestant churches
Catedral de San Pablo (Bogotá)
Christian Church ("Protestantism")
Christian social gospel ("Protestantism")
Congregationalism ("Protestantism")
ESV Reader’s Bible
Essays to Do Good
Five Articles of the Remonstrance ("Protestantism")
Flight into Egypt ("Protestantism")
Geneva Bible ("Protestantism")
Holiness movement
John Calvin ("Protestantism")
Lambeth 1930 Resolution on contraception
Magi ("Protestantism")
New Divinity theology ("Protestantism")
Of the Mortification of Sin in Believers ("Protestantism")
Rucouskiria Bibliasta ("Protestantism")
Segond Bible ("Protestantism")
September Testament ("Protestantism")
Sixty-seven Articles ("Protestantism")
The Christian System
The Conflict of Ages ("Protestantism")
The Reformed Pastor ("Protestantism")
religiousTradition
Francis Folger Franklin ("Protestantism")
Moravians ("Protestantism")
Mrs. Scudder
Northern Netherlands ("Protestantism")
Southern Germany ("Protestantism")
hasReligion
Morongo Band of Mission Indians
Original sin ("Protestantism")
William Tyndale ("English Protestantism")
associatedWith
Malan ("Protestantism")
Mary ("Protestantism")
Via Dolorosa ("Protestantism")
associatedWithReligion
Catholic Epistles ("Protestant Churches")
Gospel of Luke ("Protestant Churches")
The Twelve Minor Prophets ("Protestant churches")
canonicalIn
Epistle to Philemon ("Protestant churches")
First Epistle to Timothy ("Protestant Churches")
Third Epistle of John ("Protestant churches")
includedInCanonOf
Deep South
Easttown Township, Province of Pennsylvania
Utrik Atoll
primaryReligion
Christian Democratic Appeal ("Protestantism")
Doshisha University
Oude Kerk, Delft ("Protestantism")
religiousAffiliation
A Discourse of Conscience ("Protestantism")
Affair of the Placards ("Protestantism")
Of Communion with God ("Protestantism")
religiousContext
De veritate religionis Christianae ("Protestantism")
On the Freedom of a Christian ("Protestantism")
Seventh-day Adventist Church ("Protestantism")
theologicalTradition
Gospel of the Resurrection ("Protestant churches")
Palm Sunday ("Protestants")
celebratedBy
John Calvin ("Protestantism")
Martin Bucer ("Protestantism")
convertedTo
Second Coming of Christ ("Protestant churches")
resurrection of Jesus Christ ("Protestant churches")
doctrineHeldBy
Colonial America ("Protestantism")
Victorian era ("Protestantism")
dominantReligion
Christianity ("Protestantism")
Western Christianity ("Protestantism")
hasMajorBranch
Native American Church ("Christian Protestantism")
Religion within the Bounds of Bare Reason ("Protestantism")
influencedBy
Germans ("Protestantism")
Northern Ireland ("Protestantism")
majorReligion
Evangelical churches ("Protestantism")
Evangelicalism ("Protestantism")
religiousBranchOf
Louis Segond Bible
Reina-Valera ("Protestantism")
scriptureOf
Good News Bible ("Protestant Christians")
That they may all be one ("Protestant churches")
usedBy
Gospel of Matthew ("Protestant churches")
acceptedBy
Tübinger Stift ("Protestant Church")
affiliation
Clergy reserves ("Protestantism")
appliesToReligion
Methodist churches ("Protestantism")
branchOf
Shango Baptist
combinesTraditionsFrom
Chalcedon ("Protestant Churches")
councilInfluenceOn
Post Tenebras Lux ("Protestantism")
culturalContext
Église Saint-Pierre-le-Vieux de Strasbourg ("Protestant Church")
denomination
Evangelical Reformed Church (regional church) ("Protestantism")
denominationalFamily
Eastern Christianity ("Protestantism")
developedApartFrom
Oriental Orthodoxy ("Protestantism")
distinguishesFrom
Kingship of Jesus ("Protestant churches")
emphasizedInTradition
Second Great Awakening ("Protestant")
hasCharacteristic
Afro-Caribbean religions
hasCulturalOrigin
Priesthood of Jesus ("Protestant theology")
hasDoctrinalImportanceIn
Northern Europe ("Protestantism")
hasDominantChristianBranch
American Protestantism ("Reformation Protestantism")
hasHistoricalRoot
Protestant work ethic ("Protestantism")
hasOriginIn
Ulster ("Protestant")
hasReligiousCommunity
Scenes of Clerical Life ("Protestantism in England")
hasSubject
Nassau ("Protestantism")
historicalReligion
Martin Luther ("Protestantism")
influenced
Nativity of Christ ("Protestantism")
isCentralToTradition
Bible ("Protestantism")
isSacredTextOf
New England Yankee ("Protestantism")
linkedToReligion
Plea for the West ("Protestantism")
mainSubject
Protestant Union ("Protestantism")
namedAfter
Resurrection Sunday ("Protestants")
observedBy
Arminianism ("Protestantism")
partOf
Portuguese Inquisition ("Protestants")
persecutedGroup
Savior ("Protestantism")
prominentInTradition
Word of God ("Protestant theology")
recognizedBy
Tritheism ("Protestant churches")
rejectedBy
Confederate States of America
religionDominant
European American ("Protestantism")
religionOftenPracticed
Free Methodist Church ("Protestantism")
religiousBranch
Ku Klux Klan
religiousClaim
Confession de foi du chrétien ("Protestantism")
religiousDenomination
Assyrians ("Protestantism")
religiousMinority
Marburg Colloquy ("Protestantism")
religiousMovement
Quaker Peace and Social Witness ("Christian")
religiousOrientation
Baptists ("Protestantism")
subtraditionOf
American Party ("Protestantism")
supportedReligion
God Has a Dream: A Vision of Hope for Our Time ("Christian")
theologicalPerspective
Book of Isaiah 56:5 ("Protestant Christian")
tradition
Flemish Americans ("Protestantism")
typicalReligion
Jesus Christ ("Protestantism")
veneratedIn
Light of the World ("Protestantism")
veneratedInTradition
God the Father ("Protestants")
worshipedBy

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