your question "What do Protestants think about Catholics in general" can be categorized in several group. a few would be; 1. Flat Earther Protestant. 2. Fundamental Protestant, 3. Free-Thinking Protestant. 4. Young Earther Protestant 5. etc, etc, etc... Which of the different groups are you refering to?
I believe that during mass Catholics believe the water and wine is changed into Jesus's body and blood and protestants do not. Also, some Protestants feel that if you believe in Jesus you are saved no matter what you do in life. Catholics believe Jesus came to take away sin and to show the way to salvation by how one lives their life and by that one we will be judged. When you look at the long tradition of Anti-Catholicism in England and the US it's not difficult to understand why Catholics might be somewhat distrustful towards Protestants. That coupled with attempts to convert Catholics by some. I don't see any overt anti-Protestatism, but I am old enough to remember the Anti-Catholicism that surfaced when JFK ran for president. I think there is more animosity on the Protestants side to be honest. Especially Fundamentalists.
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I do not think catholics are called green. The orangemen are mostly protestants and they get their name from William of orange
The Protestants and the Catholics have fought for many years in Ireland but it was for political reasons rather than religious ones. The Protestants wanted the head of the Church of England to rule which is the King or Queen of England. There isn't any fighting now.
I would think the Irish descendants in Liverpool would be largely Catholic, whereas the Welsh descendants and the English would not be (in general).
Catholics and Protestants are both part of Christianity.
Most Catholics think of the Pope as their Holy Father, Christ's vicar on Earth, the heir of Saint Peter and the head of their Church. Most Protestants think of the Pope as the crowning symbol of Catholicism's apostasy from the anti-establishment teaching of Jesus. You don't ask about Orthodox Christians, most of whom consider both Protestants and Catholics to be pagans.
there was more catholics and protestants.
more protestants than catholics settled there. (apex)
Worldwide, there were more Catholics than Protestants in 1642 as there are today.
Catholics recognize more miracles than do the Protestants.
Not for protestants but for Catholics