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 1 1   |          Church was shaken, and a new Protestant dogma began to be built
 2 1   |              the development of a new Protestant rationalism, differing from
 3 1   |      rationalistic ground, an immense Protestant scholasticism soon rose,
 4 1   |      perverted the very principles of Protestant theological investigations.
 5 1   |              conquered scholasticism, Protestant rationalism armed itself
 6 1   |            harm brought by the German Protestant negative school of historical
 7 1   | Schleiermacher (1768-1834)).~For many Protestant theologians, the authority
 8 1   |            waverings as those seen in Protestant theology have not been recorded.
 9 1   |             became mainly the work of Protestant theologians.~Orthodox Apologetics,
10 11  |              was expressed in various Protestant circles of the 17th and
11 15,2|            Fundamentalists agree. The Protestant Church in America agrees.
12 15,2|             between apes and man.~The Protestant Church does not have a written