Author Question: What is the difference between Protestantism and Catholicism? A. Catholics reject the idea that a ... (Read 60 times)

itsmyluck · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

What is the difference between Protestantism and Catholicism?

A. Catholics reject the idea that a priest must mediate between an individual and God.
B. Catholics believe that individuals can have a direct personal relationship with God.
C. Protestants believe that the formation of church communities and sects must be
regulated by a central religious authority.
D. Protestants believe that no religious or civil authority should coerce an individual to
think or pray a certain way.
E. Catholics historically tend to favor the separation of Church and State.

Question 2

Which of the following statements is true with regard to Protestantism and democracy?

A. A direct primordial connection exists between Protestantism and democracy.
B. Protestant sects discriminated against the other sects that came under the Church in
their fight for freedom of religion.
C. The key elements of Protestant faith are opposed to the concept of separation of
Church and State.
D. The acts of justifying slavery, Nazism, and apartheid by some Protestant leaders
reflect that Protestants have failed to support liberty at times.
E. Protestant denominations have always dominated in the poorest countries of the
world and have failed to spread to the richer countries.