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Roman Catholic AnswerIn the final analysis, protestants feel that they should say "yes" to God and that they should decide how to do that. Catholics believe that they only decision God has given us is to say "yes" to Him, that after that, if we do say "yes" then we are humble and obedient to what He has revealed, so we follow the Church. The very basis of Protestantism is that they are setting themselves up as pope and Church, they decided which books of The Bible they wanted and what dogmas of the Church they wanted to follow.
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Catholics:
Decorative churches
Spoke Latin
Had a pope

Protestants:
Simple churches
Spoke their native languages
Didn't have a pope

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The major difference at that time was existence versus non-existence. The Middle Ages ended in the fifteenth century. Martin Luther did not invent protestantism until the sixteenth century.

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