What's "In Common" by Most?

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Some of the first to come to mind are perhaps the Resurrection, Trinity, Hypostatic Union, and Parousia. They believe Christ died for our sins, of course. Explanations of the mechanism vary.

They also engage in similar behaviors, such as tending not to be polygamous, and studying the bible.
 
This thread probably should have been posted in the non-Catholic religions section. It’s not a big deal, just an observation.

With that said, as someone who has always been Catholic but who looked into Protestantism a several years ago when I was estranged from the Church, the main points of contact between most Protestant faiths seem to include belief in:

The Holy Trinity
The divinity of Christ
That Christ saved us through His death and Resurrection
That the Bible is holy and inspired by God (though they don’t have all the books in the Old Testament that we Catholics do)
Sola Scriptura
The validity of personal interpretation of Holy Scripture
The immortality of the soul
Bodily Resurrection
The Parousia
Most still believe in hell and the devil I think

Also most Protestant denominations practice baptism, some form of holy orders, and marriage.
 
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