Protestants married Protestants, shopped at Protestant stores, played for Protestant soccer clubs, voted for Protestant parties, and were buried in Protestant cemeteries.
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After the Protestant Reformation, many Protestant sects kept All Saints Day.
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To Catholics, non-sacramental Protestant marriages were adulterous and Protestant children were – in effect -- bastards.
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That same year, in honor of the Protestant Reformation's 500th anniversary, Germany's Protestant Church created a robot called BlessU-2.
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Nearly all Protestant groups, however, shared Luther's original objections to the Catholic Church — theological ideals that still define the Protestant umbrella today.
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The median Catholic sermon clocked in at 14 minutes, mainline Protestant at 25, evangelical at 39, and historically black Protestant at 54.
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And the religious demographics may be surprising: More than half of women who get abortions identify as Catholic, mainline Protestant or evangelical Protestant.
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"People made a deal of it years ago that it used to only be Protestant players selected and Protestant fans watching," he said.
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The demographics may be surprising: More than half the women who get abortions are Catholic, mainline Protestant or evangelical Protestant, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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Evangelical Protestant 14% 16 18 Catholic 10 12 14 16% Mainline protestant 18 2016 No religion 2016 212020% Black Protestant 212020 212016 212016 Other faith 2131 212018 Jewish 218 2124 2121 212020 2000 2010 2018 Evangelical Protestant 30% 28 27 Catholic 20163 23.0 22.5 Mainline Protestant No religion 20% 17 14 11 10% Black Protestant 6 6 20163 Other faith 4 Jewish 3 2 1972 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s 2018 By The New York Times | Source: analysis of General Social Survey data by Ryan P. Burge, Eastern Illinois University; figures do not add up to 20203 percent because the surveys did not classify some respondents.
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Wu Shengli of the Chengxi Protestant Church said the city's Protestant churches were asked by local officials if they could donate roughly 1 million yuan, or about $143,000.
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Many of the historic Protestant churches — Lutheranism, Calvinism, Presbyterianism, the Church of England — are now classified as mainline Protestant churches, which tend to be more socially and politically liberal.
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The marches mark the 1690 victory by Protestant King William of Orange over Catholic King James at the Battle of the Boyne, which secured Protestant ascendancy in Britain and Ireland.
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Tens of thousands of members of Northern Ireland's Protestant Orange Order, many in orange sashes and bowler hats, began marching on Friday to mark a 1690 Protestant victory over a Catholic king.
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The United Methodist Church is the largest mainline Protestant denomination in the U.S. Many other Protestant denominations, including the Episcopal Church and Presbyterian Church, allow same-sex marriages and appoint LGBTQ clergy.
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France, a Catholic power, financed the Swedish invasion and later joined the war directly; some Protestant rulers initially fought on the Emperor's side (the Protestant cause was itself divided between Lutherans and Calvinists).
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He joins various movements that emerge following the Protestant Reformation.
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"The early objective favored a white Protestant perspective," Pollinger said.
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Reaction against this practice helped to inspire the Protestant Reformation.
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He showed he could win voters in a Protestant state.
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Scholars have been surprised by the developing world's Protestant boom.
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In Protestant areas the Israeli flag is a common sight.
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The Protestant faith of her family was distant and formal.
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And while most Powells were Protestant, this family was Catholic.
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The Protestant Dutch Reformed Church thinks vaccines thwart divine will.
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American, the Southern, the white Protestant, or simply the established
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Protestant theologian Reinhold Niebuhr argued that if the United States'
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His Uncle Jimmy was killed by Protestant henchmen in 1971.
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They were two Catholic and one Protestant, not all Catholic.
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Ms. Markle, a Protestant, was not baptized as a child.
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Protestant denominations are also taking note of their congregations' needs.
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Today, Congress is 56 percent Protestant and 31 percent Catholic.
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In the '80s, mostly white, Protestant churches led the way.
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Those labels, Catholic and Protestant, certainly do reflect a sociological reality.
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But Catholic and Protestant churches have been active in helping refugees.
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Luther shared his distaste for visual ornament with other Protestant reformers.
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Some local rulers embraced the new Protestant faith; others did not.
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Yet the DUP, a socially conservative Protestant outfit, is vehemently against.
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Until World War II, it was a mostly white, Protestant state.
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Her Catholic, western German background contrasts with Merkel's Protestant, eastern roots.
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The idea was to wedge them into a nondenominational Protestant mold.
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After all, the public schools receiving state aid were religious (Protestant).
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There are somewhere between four and 26 pristine white Protestant churches.
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Protestants to make a choice, Louis billeted undisciplined troops in Protestant
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Economic and political isolation threatened to destroy the newly Protestant country.
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But Luther wasn't the last Protestant to defy a hostile government.
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The militant Protestant Ulster Volunteer Force claimed responsibility for the attack.
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That's a comforting, Protestant-tinged myth, but it is a myth.
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This event is widely considered the beginning of the Protestant Reformation.
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But Shakespeare's England, a Protestant country, still followed the Julian calendar.
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"That's a Protestant-looking house," mothers would chirp after tidying up.
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China has demolished hundreds of Protestant churches while also repressing Catholics.
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Ernst Toller (Ethan Hawke), a Protestant minister in upstate New York.
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Wary clerics withheld permission, on the ground that Wagner was Protestant.
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Perhaps 100 boats are Christian-owned, claims Peter, a local Protestant.
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And this year's celebrates the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation.
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The dynasties mentioned above are all white and Protestant or Catholic.
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Britain, with its established Protestant church, did more than any other country to build up the trade that shipped some 12m people across the Atlantic in chains; Protestant America whipped the slaves thus delivered to work.
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Elizabeth's support fell along Protestant lines, while Mary's followers were Catholic adherents.
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He has long been associated with evangelical Protestant dominionist preachers and ideas.
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Later he attended a church service at the Protestant Church of Reconciliation.
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Many unofficial (mainly Protestant) churches have been razed and congregations broken up.
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In 1971, 28% of Belfast's residents were Catholic and 54% were Protestant.
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The authors attribute this hysteria to the aftermath of the Protestant Reformation.
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In those days a Supreme Court without a Protestant majority was unthinkable.
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Some countries, such as Guatemala and Honduras are now over 40% Protestant.
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It goes against our basic values, a Protestant work ethic and all.
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Mainline Protestant churches are splitting apart over issues such as gay clergy.
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What are some of the factors that led to mainline Protestant decline?
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Two of the local candidates for PAN, an Islamic party, are Protestant.
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Many states forced immigrant children into public schools imbued with Protestant theology.
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We come from a white, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant background with Appalachian heritage.
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Under the Japanese, Pyongyang was also a thriving centre of Protestant Christianity.
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The original Protestant architects of civil religion never intended it would be.
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Rory McIlroy, the crowd favorite, grew up Catholic in a Protestant neighborhood.
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Unless they are a straight white Protestant man, they suffer less discrimination.
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Sweden played a pivotal and troubling role in Protestant and Catholic history.
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She had been raised Protestant, but her mother, a pianist, was Jewish.
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The Protestant Work Ethic crowd is going to eat that shit up.
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They were Catholic, Jewish and Protestant: Rabbi Alexander D. Goode, the Rev.
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And what is the relationship between Protestant Christianity and African diasporic religions?
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Protestant priests, likewise, are not bound by priestly celibacy, and can marry.
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But Lutheranism has still come to define much of the Protestant ethos.
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The authorities also recently banned one of Beijing's largest unofficial Protestant churches.
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They were weaving red, white, and royal blue; proudly sectarian, Protestant colors.
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We learn more about the Catholic and Protestant conflict behind the Netherlands.
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Fundamentalist Protestant families there are vehemently opposed to vaccines on religious grounds.
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In 1961, the body was 75 percent Protestant and 19 percent Catholic.
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Dr. Mahler was guided by his father's Protestant asceticism throughout his life.
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Uwimana, a Protestant, described her struggle with faith as a deep trauma.
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Many Protestant denominations have ordained women as priests and bishops for decades.
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"My husband grew up in the protestant tradition in Texas," she said.
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Doucette was raised Catholic in a predominantly born-again Protestant Christian area.
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Of course, big government is more a socialist idea than a Protestant one.
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But it is liberal or "mainline" Protestant churches who have made the running.
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The Orange Order, an influential protestant group, has given its blessing to pacts.
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Party affiliation was a stronger predictor of views than being Protestant or Catholic.
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But he was struggling to attract Catholic children to the formerly Protestant school.
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By the 1550s John Calvin had turned Geneva into a model Protestant city.
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In the colonies and Europe alike, Protestant Christianity brought bloodshed and persecution aplenty.
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The former Suits actress' father is Presbyterian and her mother is a Protestant.
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Two clergymen were chosen, Harold Good, a Protestant, and Alec Reid, a Catholic.
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So, mainline Protestants are the remnants of the oldest Protestant groups in America.
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The event kicks off a summer marking the quincentennial of the Protestant Reformation.
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Meanwhile, attendance in mainline Protestant churches more broadly has declined in recent decades.
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VICE: How big of a problem is child sexual abuse for Protestant churches?
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Some scholars tell us that over twenty thousand Protestant sects can be distinguished.
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Go to a Protestant church and find JesusThe ultimate St. Paddy's day rebellion.
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The Eastern establishment was exceedingly insular in Eisenhower's day: white, male, Protestant, preppy.
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We've never been forced to deal with it on a Protestant-wide basis.
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Peter, her father, a Protestant from Yorkshire, converted to Catholicism before their marriage.
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Protestant wave that has made deep inroads across the region in recent decades.
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Protestant presence in Brazil, but its current influence can be traced to the
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Few periods pose as great a challenge to historians as the Protestant Reformation.
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As late as October, 40 percent of Protestant pastors were still undecided voters.
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Amateur video showed heavy police activity in the area of the Protestant cathedral.
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Bazille was born in Montpellier in 1841, into a tight-knit Protestant clan.
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Mainline Protestant churches harshly condemned Mr. Trump for his policy of separating families.
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I had grown up in Boston in a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant family.
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Recent research supports the idea of overlap between traditional Catholic and Protestant thought.
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Mr. Wang is part of the surge of Protestant Christians in the country.
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An ironic turn for a statelet built to preserve a loyal Protestant majority.
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Mainline Protestant denominations like Presbyterianism have seen their followings diminish in recent years.
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The country has more Protestant organisations, about 55,000 of them, than convenience stores.
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The largest Protestant denomination in the country expelled a small church in Texas.
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He published tracts and pamphlets ridiculing both the papacy and fellow Protestant theologians.
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Here are 10 facts about the man known as the "Protestant Pope": 23.2.
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And we both live by this, even though neither of us is Protestant.
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"There's a kind of Protestant-work-ethic guilt attached to skipping," he notes.
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All were mostly white, male, and protestant, albeit from across different economic classes.
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Some are relocating to more progressive mainline Protestant traditions, or leaving religion altogether.
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In Indiana, the state of greatest Klan strength, where the population was 97% white and Protestant, the WKKK boasted of 3963,000 members; if true (not likely), this would have meant that 32% of the state's native-born white Protestant women belonged.
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If a Protestant ethic will make workers go more obediently into the factories, then capitalism will extol the Protestant ethic; but if blasphemy begins to move merchandise at the mall, then it will blaspheme to the point of making Beelzebub blush.
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He once said that his Protestant counterpart, Archbishop Walton Empey of the Church of Ireland, wouldn't be regarded as one of the Protestant faith's "high-flyers" when it came to theological matters, a remark widely interpreted as a put-down.
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The divisions over Kennedy's Catholicism didn't just reflect the fears of mainstream everyday Protestant Americans; for some Protestant leaders and public figures, reactions to Kennedy's religious beliefs presented an opportunity to seize power by using that fear to their advantage.
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Basically, it looks like 'freedom of worship' means you could be Protestant or Catholic.
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For one thing, you don't have to be Protestant to have the capitalist spirit.
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Go deeper: Trump muses about Protestant Supreme Court picks in Michael Wolff's new book
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There are many ways to be a Protestant, from the quietist to the ecstatic.
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The resistance of dissenters impressed John Locke, an English philosopher with strong Protestant roots.
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We also see white Protestant women favoring Trump by a sizable 32-point margin.
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According to Raeburn: Chick's an individualist, a loner protesting even Protestant forms of organization.
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But the Emperor's successes, and his attempts to confiscate territory, alarmed other Protestant powers.
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She blamed the stigma on religion—Hong Kong has significant Catholic and Protestant populations.
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Protestant anthem, but the hymn itself was a poor musical fit with the main
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For half a century, these positions often united right-wing Catholic and Protestant groups.
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Many Protestant denominations similarly forbid women from taking up roles as pastors or preachers.
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Historically speaking, the Protestant Reformation bore out these tensions between visual and textual cultures.
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The statistics are the same even for women who identify as Catholic or Protestant.
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Physical retaliation by some Protestant residents and police rapidly escalated into full-blown fighting.
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The Catholic Church views Chiapas as a battleground against Protestant denominations converting Catholic parishioners.
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On Monday, religious and secular leaders, Catholic and Protestant alike, mourned Bishop Daly's death.
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Pearson was roundly denounced and shunned, as thoroughly excommunicated as any Protestant can be.
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How did the Renaissance papacy so badly misjudge the moment, accelerating the Protestant Reformation?
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She had been raised vaguely Protestant, but no longer attended church as an adult.
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And their bigotry was quite possibly shared by the majority of white Protestant Americans.
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As it happens, the term "Protestant" began as a political rather than theological category.
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Other differences between Catholic and Protestant theology and practice involve the clergy and church.
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This had been done in large part to keep the nation white and Protestant.
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The goal appears to be to push Protestant churches to register with the government.
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The Northern Irish party, socially conservative and largely Protestant, has 10 members of Parliament.
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Endo had never visited Japan, had attended a Sacramento public school and was Protestant.
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In northern Europe, Roman Catholic churches were stripped of art during the Protestant Reformation.
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Ms. Markle was raised Protestant but converted to Anglicanism, the official religion in England.
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"Ecumenical" in Deggendorf means "Catholic and Protestant," explained the school principal, Heinz-Peter Meidinger.
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This was a Catholic decision, which Protestant and Orthodox calendars resisted for some time.
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Protestant politicians prefer the Belfast Agreement; Catholic leaders call it the Good Friday Agreement.
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Catholics made hay by challenging the Protestant attachment to the text of the Bible.
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Clinton's campaign also saw their share of the Protestant vote drop, according to Pew.
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Around 75 residents show filling up the room like an improvised Black protestant church.
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Though the Greens have worked with Jewish and Catholic leaders not only for the Museum of the Bible but for previous exhibits, Moss and Baden conclude that they've unwittingly facilitated a fundamentally Protestant endeavor—a version of "Protestant triumphalism," they call it.
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" Huntington's central thesis was that the country's "Anglo-Protestant culture" was under siege: He warned that "the large and continuing influx of Hispanics threatens the pre-eminence of white Anglo-Protestant culture and the place of English as the only national language.
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Quick question: How would you feel about a presidential candidate who's both Protestant and Catholic?
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Francis, who visited Sweden last year, is keen to further Catholic dialogue with Protestant churches.
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Protestant pastors, at least, are well aware of the pulpit-pew divide in their churches.
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Like the Protestant reformers, Skaryna understood the importance of new technology in spreading his message.
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An evangelical protestant, Crivella last month announced that he was slashing public funding for Carnaval.
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He shares language from personal letters, diocesan newsletters, meeting transcripts, and Catholic and Protestant periodicals.
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Hence many would be surprised to know the Netherlands still has a Protestant Bible Belt.
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The Protestant work ethic, says Maclean, would have been a formative influence on Trump's mother.
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Inheritors of a protestant tradition founded on distrust of central authority, they are still conservative.
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During the Thirty Years War, fought mainly between Protestant and Catholic states, 8m people died.
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They later joked that this difference -- Protestant Vs. Catholic -- was the ruin of their marriage.
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Physical walls, known as peace lines, still separate some working-class Catholic and Protestant areas.
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In the 215th century the Protestant Reformation sought to put a stop to such things.
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Orthodox Easter falls on May 1 this year, a month after the Catholic/Protestant festival.
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Blaine's amendment failed to pass, but Protestant majorities wrote similar clauses into most state constitutions.
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"The Norwegian Protestant work ethic just doesn't do it for us any longer," Ihle says.
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Vo had seen this inscription on John Keats's grave, in the Protestant Cemetery in Rome.
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Moreover, the hard-working Swiss all but invented the notion of the Protestant work ethic.
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In early America stately Unitarians, although denying the Trinity, were considered ethically and culturally Protestant.
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The first three issues are favorite themes for conservative clergy members, both Protestant and Catholic.
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Connecting with an organization that promotes restorative justice, he began to explore the Protestant communities.
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They're states where the dominant religion is some branch of Protestant — often Lutheran or Methodist.
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Switzerland saw the rise of John Calvin (whose own Protestant denomination, Calvinism, bears his name).
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Today, about 900 million people — 40 percent of Christians — identify as Protestant around the world.
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Many are interested in socially engaged models of Christianity, especially the Protestant denomination of Calvinism.
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One series of color photographs focuses on teens in the Protestant enclave of Long Kesh.
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Moreover, friendly and conventional states were more politically conservative and Protestant compared with other regions.
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The authorities have demolished hundreds of Protestant churches, knocking crosses off steeples and evicting congregations.
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Jewish groups called it anti-Semitic, and Catholic and Protestant organizations felt it was blasphemous.
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That was a decadent age; the Protestant Reformation hadn't yet restored rectitude to public life.
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The last of his eleven children—inevitably called Benjamin—became a Protestant minister in Bergerac.
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It is the second-largest Protestant denomination in the United States, not in the world.
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Multiple telephone calls to the provincial headquarters of the state-run Protestant association went unanswered.
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Finally, because of an editing error, the article referred incorrectly to the region's Protestant majority.
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I just wanted to see how the film would land in the Protestant, humanistic tradition.
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David Ireland's absurdist drama about a committed Irish protestant with dangerous hallucinations ends its run.
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With the advent of Protestant Evangelicalism, slaves were being converted to Christianity in large numbers.
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And in the South, Protestant clergy used Christianity to justify slaves' obedience to slave owners.
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"There's a second wave of white Christian decline that's really hit the evangelical world more heavily than it has the mainline Protestant world," he said, pointing to the 10-straight-year decline in baptisms among the Southern Baptist Convention, the largest Protestant group in America.
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When Billy, a future duke, proposed to Kick, he insisted that their children be raised Protestant.
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The final central Protestant principle is "sola gratia", that only God's freely given grace brings salvation.
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Still, I think twice about going to big events, like the Protestant church congress this weekend.
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Certain professions, including the civil service and other "middle-class" jobs, were all but exclusively Protestant.
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Calvinism, named for the Protestant theologian John Calvin, is a centuries-old Christian school of thought.
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But, this change wasn't required of Markle, who was raised Protestant and attended Catholic high school.
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Protestant churches, getting worried about the declining popularity of Christianity, have come up with a plan.
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Fueled by the Catholic-Protestant troubles in Northern Ireland, the hatred has proven hard to eradicate.
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The party has a powerful fundamentalist Protestant element in its ranks and especially within its leadership.
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Its fundamentalist Protestant base would be angered if it failed to stop abortion in Northern Ireland.
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Protestant education provided opportunities for social mobility, improved the status of women and fostered economic growth.
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A reserved Protestant from the ex-communist east, the chancellor has a very un-Saarländisch background.
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Protestant and Jewish groups proved generous, as did Orthodox communities with no particular link to Ukraine.
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Catholic, mainstream Protestant and Orthodox Christian shepherds are trying hard to interest believers in environmental questions.
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Trump's approval rating among white Protestant voters is at 69% since March, a dip from 2016.
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Alabama had said it would allow for a Protestant chaplain to be in the execution chamber.
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One legend credits 16th century Protestant reformer Martin Luther for bringing the Christmas tree into homes.
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Unlike St. Paul's, the majority of Harker's students are not of White Anglo-Saxon Protestant descent.
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In 225, 55% of Americans who voted in US House races were Protestant or other Christian.
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They also are prominent in a pluralistic culture, in contrast to the minimalism of Protestant religiosity.
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Even today, Catholicism has maintained a visual focus in a way most Protestant traditions have not.
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The Moravian church is a Protestant denomination, and many adherents settled in Pennsylvania in the 1700s.
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The Yale that I attended was overwhelmingly North American and white, as well as largely Protestant.
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Mr Vucic has often talked of his admiration for northern Europeans and their Protestant work ethic.
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This time, though, it is Germany, the leading country in Protestant Europe, that lags the rest.
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Her father is the senior pastor at Soul Purpose Evangelical Church, a Protestant church, in Middletown.
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Shakespeare biography has long circled a set of tantalizing mysteries: Was he Protestant or secretly Catholic?
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Capitalism first emerged in a group of Protestant countries: the Netherlands, Britain and the United States.
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Mennonites belong to an Anabaptist movement that took shape in the Netherlands during the Protestant Reformation.
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"The Protestant Reformation helped give greater centrality to sacred Scripture in the church's life," he said.
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In Europe, for instance, people were divided by Catholic versus Protestant or by nobility versus peasants.
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But intolerance of internal dissidents — Catholics, Jews, rival Protestant sects — continued even into the 19th century.
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There was also an anonymous social media campaign targeting Mr. Basuki's Chinese ethnicity and Protestant faith.
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The Catholic Church, along with several Protestant denominations, operated most of the schools for the government.
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Cognac is populated by a Protestant minority, a population that has historically been persecuted in France.
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Several independent Protestant churches have been shut down, and an outspoken pastor of one was detained.
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The university also doubled down on football to promote Catholic assimilation in the Protestant-dominated culture.
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The United Protestant Church of France also validated the change during its national synod in 2016.
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He and his wife worked at a small Protestant church in Izmir, on Turkey's west coast.
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Here Jewish and Protestant clergy swapped pulpits amid the 19th-century soot of the Industrial Revolution.
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The deal stipulated that the largest Protestant and Catholic parties should share power in Northern Ireland.
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Some of America's first colleges were founded to train a numerically tiny, white, Northeastern Protestant elite.
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Christmas, too, went pretty much by the wayside for much of Protestant Europe during this time.
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Many of them are tied to mainline Protestant churches that have experienced concurrent declines in worshipers.
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Many of them are tied to mainline Protestant churches that have experienced concurrent declines in worshipers.
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Now the United Methodist Church, the nation's second largest Protestant denomination, has reached another breaking point.
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Our immigrants joined a settler culture, Anglo-Saxon and Protestant, that demanded assimilation to its norms.
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When the newly partitioned state was founded in 1921, two-thirds of the population was Protestant.
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When I was growing up, my family attended a Protestant church in our small Connecticut town.
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It had up to 120 students, including members of Catholic, Protestant and Ethiopian churches, he added.
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The church is associated with the Disciples of Christ, a historically progressive-leaning mainline Protestant group.
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John KerryJohn Forbes KerryA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Trump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button MORE (D-Mass.) ran against evangelical Protestant George W. Bush, it was the Protestant Bush who carried the majority of the Catholic vote.
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Yet for all Mr. Paisley's anti-Catholic rhetoric (which moderated later in his life), the religious conflict that truly defined the birth, growth and eventual triumph of his movement was not the struggle between Protestant and Catholic, but the bitter local rift between rival Protestant traditions.
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One approach is to look at what are sometimes called the three main tenets of Protestant theology.
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Large bonfires are traditionally lit in Protestant areas to mark the eve of the July 12 parades.
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Riverside Church in New York City is arguably the most prominent liberal Protestant church in the country.
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She's married against her will, raped, and repeatedly branded a whore by a zealous Protestant religious leader.
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Garnett observes Protestant celebrations on The Twelfth, whose fervor dissuades her from checking out the Catholic response.
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His father changed both their names legally to Martin Luther King in honor of the Protestant reformer.
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Catholics resented a small Protestant minority that controlled more than its share of land, banks and firms.
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But the article itself is a product of collaboration between a liberal Catholic and a liberal Protestant.
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He carried much of the Protestant vote, around half of Catholics, and a whopping 80% of evangelicals.
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Finally, after Mary's death in 1558 at age 42, the throne went to Elizabeth, who was Protestant.
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She also had to make an "accession declaration oath" affirming that she herself was a faithful Protestant.
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Its story is a microcosm of a broader "Protestant awakening" across Latin America and the developing world.
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At the heart of this religious resurgence have been Islam and Pentecostalism, a branch of Protestant Christianity.
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Protestant Reformers gave this idea a new twist by massively emphasising the concepts of punishment and debt.
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A Protestant minister says he now christens more children with Irish names like Una, Malachi and Sadhbh.
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This reflects the feelings of its Protestant voters, some of whom are influenced by Christian Zionist thinking.
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A few years ago, data was gathered from some of the top insurance providers for Protestant churches.
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These data suggest that the Christian left has found space within evangelical and mainline Protestant southern churches.
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In the 1980s, mainline Protestant denominations such as the Episcopal Church formed support ministries for LGBTQ members.
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Gunmen killed a Protestant pastor and five congregants in another church in northern Burkina in late April.
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They viewed religion classes in schools, provided by Protestant and Catholic churches, as a bulwark against totalitarianism.
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The Protestant work ethic is strong: in Minneapolis in particular, the number of Lutheran churches is striking.
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The Protestant surge in Latin America seems to be matched by a similar surge of private enterprise.
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Wells, in his way, is like a Protestant Reformer, nailing his radical theses to the conservatory door.
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Nate Clinton swept all of the wealthy and white Protestant enclaves in Connecticut that always vote Republican.
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Petrol bombs were thrown at officers at the interface between Catholic and Protestant areas in west Belfast.
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Mainstream Christian groups, many of which are Protestant, reject Mr. Lee's teachings and call Shincheonji a cult.
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It's complicated, but you can think of Belgium as a far-flung consequence of the Protestant Reformation.
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The Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty, a mainline Protestant group, released a statement praising the move.
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The U.S. population in 2014 was 46.5 percent Protestant and 21 percent Catholic, the Pew survey showed.
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On that day, republican gunmen took 10 Protestant textile workers off a bus and shot them dead.
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Now he's revealed the reason: He didn't like that his Protestant faith was accepting of gay marriage.
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Religion was a factor: Many of the immigrants then were Catholics and Jews, unlike their Protestant predecessors.
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In late April gunmen killed a Protestant pastor and five congregants in another church in northern Burkina.
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Mennonites, a traditionally sectarian Christian denomination, trace their roots to the Anabaptist wing of the Protestant Reformation.
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The evangelical Protestant world is the latest to be shaken by revelations of sexual abuse and sexism.
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More generally, his emphasis on personal responsibility gave rise to the Protestant ethic of gainful hard work.
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His father, a Protestant policeman, was shot 26 times by the I.R.A. when Stephen was a child.
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He stood athwart their nativist desire for a country pure in its Anglo-Saxon and Protestant origins.
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Thus our national religion isn't anything specific, but we know it's not-Protestant and not-Judeo-Christian.
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"Oh, if we could get a dollar from every Protestant in America," the fund-raiser added wistfully.
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The deal stipulated that the largest Protestant and Catholic parties should jointly share power in Northern Ireland.
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They go to prominent megachurches as well as small Southern Baptist, nondenominational and even mainline Protestant congregations.
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In Anglo-Protestant culture, ghosts are menacing types who come with an unwelcome message (like Hamlet's father).
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These would cure kids of their godless atheism by promoting "nonsectarian," that is, approximately American Protestant, beliefs.
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But Protestant countries were wary of this new popish initiative, seeing it as a suspicious Catholic intrusion.
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In other words, white Protestant conservatives identify more with Republicans; nonwhite secular liberals identify more with Democrats.
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