Protection From: in Magic the Gathering means a selection of things.
The Protected permanent cannot be damaged by a source it is protected from, nor can it be enchanted/equipped, nor can it be blocked, nor can it be targeted.
Players refer to this as DEBT protection - Damage, Enchant/Equip, Block, Target.
So a creature with Protection from Green cannot take any damage from a Green source, it can't be enchanted or Equipped with a green Aura or Equip (equips are generally colourless but it's not impossible for them to have one), it cannot be blocked by Green creatures, and it can't be targeted by a Green spell or ability.
If however a Green effect does not do any of the above, then Protection will not stop it. If a green spell said 'tap all creatures controlled by target opponent', none of this is covered by 'DEBT' so the protected creature will still be tapped. Note also that non-targeted damage (ie, Hurricane) is still protected against because it deals damage.
Lastly, if a creature/spell is multicolour, everything it does, like damage or targeting, counts as being each of those colours. So if the creature is Green/Red, it is still a Green creature so can't block a protection from: Green creature, nor deal damage to it if itself was blocked by one.
The first release of Magic the Gathering cards was on August 5, 1993.
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No, Sphinx of the Steel Wind has protection for red and from green which means it can not be targeted, dealt damage by or blocked by spells and creatures of those colours.
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Magic: The Gathering was introduced in 1993 by Wizards of the Coast, created by mathematics professor Richard Garfield.