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No, protestant churches do not have the same beliefsnor anything else I mentioned.The Denomination is one - protestantism.
We do that too. All protestant churches have the same beliefs and everything and the same sacraments (protestants have sacraments too but they're different from your idolatrous ones)
Again you show how stupid you are, if we follow your logic "mainline protestantism" and "pent something" are the same denomination - the protestant one.
Same as your "much slower" argument. Your logic is retarded and I destroyed it.
If we follow your logic all these are different denominations:
Western (Latin) Church
Byzantine
Alexandrian
Antiochian
Armenian
Chaldean
Old Catholic Churches
you don't have 2 cents worth of brain
Another day, another utter destruction
There is enormous diversity within the family of Protestant churches, in theology and polity and worship. Some, like the Anglican high church tradition, are more similar to Catholicism than to most other Protestant churches.
Protestant churches consider themselves different denominations.
The Catholic Church, due to its hierarchical structures, is not said to be made up of denominations, rather, it is a single denomination that include kinds of regional councils and individual congregations and church bodies, which do not officially differ from one another in doctrine.
You destroyed nothing and are only embarassing yourself with every new post.
You literally have ZERO KNOWLEGE about the topic and about what are you rambling about.