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by Eric Henry on June 14th, 2004
The question presumes Protestantism is a single religion, which it's not. The label "Protestant" is, in my view, an awkward lumping together of any "christian" religion not classified as Orthodox or Catholic. There is so much diversity of religious beliefs in this broad category (from strict adherance to Biblical teachings to "anything goes") that it's really impossible to directly answer this question.
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Somewhat useful, but fails to answer the question when it appears the questioner is looking for almanac type information.
by anonymous on March 21st, 2006