A set of traits common for all protestant believers

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This is similar to this response I made to the question, 'Do Evangelical leaders (televangelists, megachurch pastors, etc…) not consider themselves Protestants?'. But, essentially the primary doctrine that set Protestantism apart, and was a primary cause of the reformation to begin with is Justification By Faith: that salvation comes entirely from Christ's atoning work on the cross.

Without turning this into the wikipedia article on protestantism, there are a number of other doctrines that have come to dominate the thinking of most modern protestants including, the priesthood of all believers (which is why protestants call their clerics pastors instead of priests), and the five solas, including sola scriptura ("by Scripture alone").

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📝 Why is the word "dragon" in the Bible?
📝 Did Lot's daughters rape Lot?
📝 On Biblical Verses Invoked in Papal Encyclicals or Ecumenical Councils
📝 Did the Resurrection Really Happen?
📝 Absence of Denarius implies the third scroll has already been opened in Revelation 6?
📝 Is there any connection between minimum age for marriage in Catholic Church and tradition about Mary's age at Annunciation?
📝 Essenes' Beliefs in Comparison to Christianity
📝 Does God need our praise and glory?
📝 On what basis did Mary Queen of Scots first reject the Scots Confession?
📝 How do Trinitarian Christians understand the description of Deity in Isaiah 46:9?
📝 Does Stained Glass art hold any special meaning for Catholics?
📝 When did Martin Luther lose his Apostolic succession according to Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Churchеs?
📝 If God is omniscient, why would he command the Israelites to destroy the Caananites? God would have known the Israelites wouldn't keep his command
📝 Into how many languages has the Pearl of Great Price and the Doctrines and Covenants been translated?
📝 Did St. Augustine warn us about interpreting the Bible in a way which harms science?
📝 How did Luther view 'confessing intentional sins' to a priest for forgiveness?
📝 Which Christian denomination removed trinitarian language from the hymn "Holy, Holy, Holy"?
📝 What is the significance of priest breaking the bread (Host) in a Catholic mass?
📝 Identify this story about the end times from the Desert Fathers
📝 How do liberal Protestants reconcile support for transgenderism with scripture?
📝 Why does the altar of incense not appear to be located in the Holy Place in Hebrews 9?
📝 What degree of authority does the Pope hold to reveal and declare doctrine, or the word of God?
📝 How common are apparitions of Mary and/or other Saints amongst non-Catholics?
📝 Are Christians supposed to suffer?
📝 Does the Bible state that when we go to heaven, we can still be tempted?
📝 How can suffering from natural causes be reconciled with an omnimax god?
📝 What is the take of Catholic Church on the dream of Pilate's wife?
📝 When would a Mormon choose to go to the temple instead of the church?
📝 To whom do the Eastern Orthodox Church's believe the "Keys to the Kingdom" were given by Jesus?
📝 Does Presbuteros mean priest?

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