Is Protestantism Incomplete?

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It seems so to me:

Incomplete Bible
-missing entire books that were accepted by the vast majority of Christians since their generally authoritative endorsement at Hippo and Carthage (actually, since Christ and the Apostles quoted from the Septuagint that contained them).

Incomplete Kingdom
-missing the order, government, authority and unity of the Messiah’s restored House of David, re-established by Christ’s selection of twelve Apostles and his assignment of the keys to Peter (also missing the Queen Mother of the Davidic Kingdom).

Incomplete Jesus
-missing the fullness of Christ by the absence of sacraments (especially Christ himself in the Eucharist), sacramentals, the function of the members within His Body (especially Peter’s successor) and the veneration - and intercession - of the saints within His Body.
 
It seems so to me:

Incomplete Bible
-missing entire books that were accepted by the vast majority of Christians since their generally authoritative endorsement at Hippo and Carthage (actually, since Christ and the Apostles quoted from the Septuagint that contained them).

Incomplete Kingdom
-missing the order, government, authority and unity of the Messiah’s restored House of David, re-established by Christ’s selection of twelve Apostles and his assignment of the keys to Peter (also missing the Queen Mother of the Davidic Kingdom).

Incomplete Jesus
-missing the fullness of Christ by the absence of sacraments (especially Christ himself in the Eucharist), sacramentals, the function of the members within His Body (especially Peter’s successor) and the veneration - and intercession - of the saints within His Body.
That is the way I have looked at many Protestant communities for a long time. However it must also be remembered that ther are to different degrees error present also in many Protestant communities. It varies from community to community.
 
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