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Similarities & Differences Between Protestant and Catholics:

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Similarities & Differences Between Protestant and Catholics:

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-They all use the Eucharist in some form.
-Catholics believe Jesus is really present in the Eucharist while Anabaptists and Calvinists believe Jesus is there symbolically or spiritually
-Both the Protestant religion's and Catholics believe in getting baptized
-Catholicism and Anglicanism, believe that the whole Bible, the Old and New Testament, is the word of God.While Lutherans, and Anabaptists believe that only the New Testament, is the word of God. Anabaptists recognize the Old Testament but don't use it as the word of God. Calvinists just use the Scriptures as the word of God no matter if they Old or New Testament.

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Similarities & Differences Between Protestant Denominations:

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Similarities & Differences Between Protestant Denominations:

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-Both Calvinism, Anabaptists, and Lutheranism believe in salvation through faith alone. Calvinism uses this to emphasize their predestination beliefs.
-Both Lutheranism and Anglicanism believe Jesus is present in the Eucharist.
-Lutherans and Anabaptist believe in just the Scriptures as the word of God.
-Anglicanism and Calvinists believe in both Old and New Testament of the Bible, while Lutherans, and Anabaptists only recognize the New Testament as the word of God.
-Both Calvinism and Anglicanism believe in predestination
-All Protestant Denominations believe in getting baptized.

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-Believe that Jesus is present in the Eucharist.
-Believe in infant baptism to get rid of the original sin.
-Believe in salvation through faith and good deeds.
-Believe that the Bible is an error free, word of God
-Believe The Ten Commandments are and ethical standard to live by
-Belief in the existence of the Holy Trinity: the father, the son, and the holy spirit
-Believe that since Adam and Eve were were not loyal to God that, all humans are born with original sin
-Believe that grace is a gift from God

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-Churches that are tied to the church of England
-Worship is very important out of The Book Of Common Prayer
-Believe in both the Old and New Testament as the word of God.
-Believe that Jesus is really present in the Eucharist.
-Believe in predestination
-Represents a middle ground between the extremes of 16th-century religions.
-Anglicans follow Catholic and Apostolic faith.
- They follow the teachings of Jesus Christ.
-Baptism is used make a person one with Christ and is brought into the fellowship of the Church.

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-Christians who believe in delaying baptism till the person has confessed their faith to Christ as an adult. They rejected the idea of infant baptism.           -Believers are supposed to be non violent and not bear arms.
-Civil government belongs to the world.
-Believe Old and New Testament is word of God
-Believers are supposed to passively obey government and not hold an office/position in government.
-Sinners and unfaithful are excommunicated and are shunned by believers until the repent their sins.
-The Eucharist is more of a symbolic representation of Jesus.
-Believe in salvation through faith alone.

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Calvinism is the movement within Protestantism that was developed by John Calvin. Calvinist broke with  the Roman Catholic Church
-Believe that Christ is  present in a spiritual way in the Eucharist.
5 points of Calvinism:
T- total depravity
(Man is unable to save himself)
U- Unconditional election
(God elected people to be sovereign)
L- Limited atonement
(All of the people Christ died for will be saved)
I- Irresistible grace
(When god calls man irristeribly responds)
P- Perseverance of the saints
(Ones who have been elected for soveronity will be preserved in faith)

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-Lutheranism believes that salvation was made possible by the sacrifices of Jesus Christ.
-Lutherans believe that they are "saved" by Gods mercy, not by partaking in righteous acts.
-Salvation through faith alone.
-Believe that Christ is bodily present in the Eucharist.
-Believe in Baptism at any age, including infants, as a welcoming into God's family by forgivness of sins and eternal salvation to believers.
-Faith is created by working through scripture and sacraments
-Trust in God, Jesus Christ, is enough for salvation alone
-"Faith Alone"