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Because "Protestant" refers to anything that is not Catholic, there are many braches of Protestantism, many of which I wouldn't consider Christian in nature. Each branch is often named for the person who founded it: the Lutheran church was founded by Martin Luther, the Calvinist church was founded by John Calvin, and so on. If you are looking for a specific denomination, it might be good to look that one up online specifically.
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How did the different components of the bureaucracy in the Federal Governments executive branch start to develop?
The different components of the bureaucracy in the Federal government's executive branch was developed by George Washington. It started when each area of bureaucracy was assigned a secretary that reported on each of the components. Then each component added more employees in developing larger departments and evolved into what we now know.
What stops on branch for becoming too powerful?
the checks and balances system, its a system were each branch can prevent the other branch from being to powerful.
What does each branch on a tree represent?
In genealogy, a branch on a family tree can represents a nuclear family or a person.
How did the Constitution keep any one branch from becoming too powerful?
The Constitution contains an intricate system of checks and balances in which each branch has not only different responsibilities but each officer of the legislative, executive and judicial branches has different terms of office and differing selection methods. In this way they check each other. Congress makes law and controls the money, the President executes the law and the Supreme Ct. interprets the law. The history of separation of power dates back to Greece and Rome. See the related links for detailed history and an explanation of each branch.
How does separation of powers differ from other constitutional principles?
It was made to prevent each government branch from becoming too powerful. Unlike checks and balances which was created to limit each branch's power.
What types of religions do Christianity use?
Christianity is the religion with three major denominations: Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant. In each of these, there are literally thousands of sects.
What Location did each religion began Judaism Hinduism Buddhism Christianity and Islam?
Judaism started in Canaan but it is present day Israel. Hinduism started in India. Buddhism started in India also. Christianity started in Israel. Islam started in Mecca.
What are some religions that are related to protestantism?
Protestantism is one of three major divisions of Christianity; the other two being Roman Catholicism and Orthodox (Eastern) Christianity. They are all the same religion. Within Protestantism, there are many denominations: Anglican/Episcopalian, Calvinist, Congregational, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian and Reformed are the largest. The degree and criteria by which each denomination considers itself, or is considered by others, to be "Protestant" is a long-standing subject of debate. In any case, they are all denominations within the Christian religion and are not related to other religions. Of course, Christianity, as a whole, is fundamentally related to Judaism, but that does not seem to be the focus of your question.
What branch of Christianity is the church?
Different churches tend to belong to different branches, each emphasising a slightly different ethos. The church itself is "The bride of Christ", so all of Christianity is a world-wide church.
What is the second largest in religion in Paris?
Catholicism is the primary religion in Paris, France, making up about 65% of the population, though only about 10% practice their faith. The SECOND would be Protestantism, followed by Islam and Judaism (which only comprise about 1% of the population each). Techincally, Catholicism and Protestantism are merely different denominations of Christianity, not separate religions. Therefore, Christianity is the first largest religion in Paris, France, and Islam and Judaism would be about tied for second.
Who started each religion?
Abraham was responsible for each of Judaism, Christianity and Islam; Buddhism was started by Siddharta Gautama; Hinduism was begun in Iron-Age India; many other religions have arisen from traditional roots in their respective culture.
Why executive branch is important?
It including the president, each branch counts on each other to do their job. This branch enforces the laws from the Legislative Branch.
How do we delight in the lord in our everyday life as Christians?
Each different branch or sect of Christianity celebrate their god in slightly different ways. You would need to specify which particular sect or denomination you are referring to.
What powers mean that each branch of government is independent?
"Separation of powers," Means that each branch of government is independent
Does each government branch check the others?
yes they do....for example the executive branch can check the other two..and i can check out your mom....See how it works
The arrows in the illustration represent checks on the power of each branch of government which branch of government fits in each blank?
A=legislative branch; B= executive branch
What are the term limits for members of each branch of governments?
What are the term limits for members of each branch of goverments
