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 1 Fwd,1|          there are many Catholic and Protestant liturgical scholars, clergy
 2 Fwd,6|      conservative Roman Catholic and Protestant Christians are finding their
 3 Fwd,6|              especially dissatisfied Protestant Christians.” For these people,
 4  1,1 |             straight the way for the Protestant Reformation [The Decline
 5  1,1 |        Christianity, and finally the Protestant Reformation, which splintered
 6  1,1 |            of the Roman Catholic and Protestant worlds, eighty-five percent
 7  2,6 |              historiographies of the Protestant world. They explain that:~ ~
 8  2,6 |            Constantine, for a common Protestant misconception of Church
 9  2,6 |            the Reformation. A former Protestant minister who converted to
10  3,5 |              he is infallible.~ ~The Protestant Reformer John Wycliffe noted
11  3,12|              Whelton points out that Protestant reaction to the title of
12  3,12|              graded scale within the Protestant community, from superficial
13  4,12|         icons were reintroduced into Protestant churches through stained
14  4,19|              that connection and the Protestant world's traditional disdain
15  4,19|             manifested themselves in Protestant theology. Needless to say,
16  6,14|            Frank Schaeffer, a former Protestant who converted to Orthodox
17  6,15|            produced the thousands of Protestant Churches and their offspring.~
18  7,9 |             John Whiteford, a former Protestant minister who is not an Orthodox
19  7,11|       Orthodox Church. E. Seeberg, a Protestant professor at the University
20  7,14|            this course. However, the Protestant deviation from the Orthodox
21  7,14|              humanist movement — the Protestant Reformation.~ Fr. Alexey
22  7,14|          Alexey Young notes that the Protestant Reformation had some good
23  7,14|             in human reason that the Protestant Reformers espoused, provided
24  7,14|              earlier, was formerly a Protestant, comments that both Roman
25  7,14|       becomes superfluous when every Protestant individual becomes an infallible
26  7,14|          detailed examination of the Protestant approach to Scriptures in
27  7,14|            in that he was formerly a Protestant minister and therefore has
28  7,14|         conflict with the individual Protestant's own private opinions on
29  7,14|           observes that contemporary Protestant scholarship is dominated
30  7,14| Protestantism and the son of a noted Protestant theologian, explains that
31  7,14|             Freudian psychoanalysts, Protestant scholars subjectively choose
32  7,14|          entire approach, the former Protestant minister writes, is the
33  7,14|            whether Roman Catholic or Protestant — has created its own “truths”
34  7,14|            Scripture, Fr. John adds, Protestant scholars asserted that the
35  7,14|            when the weak and divided Protestant denominations, who previously
36  7,14|           God. Many of the movements Protestant leaders reject basic Gospel
37  7,14|          Scriptures that teaches the Protestant doctrine of sola Scriptura,
38  7,14|            fallacies inherent in the Protestant approach to Scriptures,
39  7,14|     Christianity, even as the former Protestant minister and scholar Fr.
40  7,17|          extreme and militant of the Protestant denominations. It was only
41  7,17|              Testament books. In the Protestant world, these non-canonical
42  7,17|          after the Resurrection. The Protestant Reformers of the sixteenth
43  7,17|      Theotokos.~ ~Consequently, the [Protestant Reformers] simply opted
44  7,17|            Whiteford, was formerly a Protestant who converted to Orthodox
45 10,4 |             between the Orthodox and Protestant ideas of the Church.~ Protestantism
46 10,10|       widespread in the contemporary Protestant world and has penetrated
47 10,13|           various non-denominational Protestant Churches while at the United
48 10,13|    Christianity. However, the former Protestant goes on to point out, Christ
49 10,14|      following remarks to a Reformed Protestant who expressed an interest
50 10,21|             examine.~ Explaining the Protestant and Orthodox positions regarding
51 10,23|            Mother of God, the entire Protestant world is unable to abandon
52 10,25|          Roman Catholic Church.~ The Protestant Reformers rejected the distorted
53 11,3 |              has also taken place in Protestant worship. Frank Schaeffer,
54 11,3 |    spectacles now encountered in the Protestant Churches. Having embraced
55 11,3 |              of Church history shows Protestant worship, as it is usually
56 11,3 |         trivial, has the majority of Protestant worship become that even
57 11,3 |             the so-called liturgical Protestant denominations, like the
58 11,3 |           more liturgically inclined Protestant denominations, in the place
59 11,3 |              9].~ ~In his monograph “Protestant Fundamentalistic Thought,”
60 11,4 |        sitting during services are a Protestant innovation, the natural
61 11,4 |           with Martin Luther and the Protestant Reformation.~ The altar
62 11,4 |           Christian custom until the Protestant Reformation, and even afterwards
63 11,4 |    afterwards it survived among some Protestant groups until the nineteenth