The word 'Christian' means 'follower of Christ', while 'Protestant' refers to any denomination which separated itself from the Roman Catholic Church. While some members of Protestant denominations may well refer to themselves as Protestants, by and large the association with Jesus Christ is considered more important than the disassociation with the Roman Catholic Church - as such, 'Christian' is the primary term used.
they call Adherents followers
A person born in England is English.Wales = WelshScotland = Scottish.Northern Ireland = it is more complicated.Most Protestants call themselves British.Most Catholics call themselves Irish.
Protestants.
Well Luther himself preferred the term "evangelists", but they were pretty much known as Protestants for a while, until his followers began calling themselves "Lutherans" to differentiate themselves from other Protestants (some sects had widely different views).
Anabaptists
Protestants
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Catholics have it in their Bibles while Protestants do not. It conflicts with the Protestants beliefs. Additional Answer: They contradict each other, and sometimes even themselves.
No
God and Jesus Christ; and Christans believe in the Trinity (Jesus, God, and the Holy Spirit)
They call themselves the Diné. :)
They call themselves Rastas.