Which European countries are Protestant?

Among European countries, no country is entirely Protestant. In Europe, countries where Protestantism has an absolute advantage over other denominations include: Britain, Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, and Latvia.

UK (total population of 61 million): 30-40% of residents believe in Christianity (this Christianity includes Protestantism, Orthodox Christianity and Catholicism, the same applies to Christianity mentioned below), most of which are Protestant sects closer to Catholicism. That is the Anglican Church. About 20% of British Christians are Catholic. The residents of Scotland mostly believe in Calvinism.

Finland (520W), Iceland (40W), Latvia (240W): Christian believers account for 30-40% of them, among which Lutheranism is the absolute majority.

Denmark (540W): Christians account for 20%-30% of the population, among which Lutheranism is the absolute majority.

Sweden (880W), Norway (470W): Christians account for 10%-20% of the population, among which Lutheranism is the absolute majority.

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Protestant doctrine

In Protestantism, the Bible has the highest authority. In the late Middle Ages, the Roman Church believed that the Bible and tradition were God The enlightenment from dual sources goes hand in hand, let alone conflicts with each other. The church not only preserves the truth of the Bible, but also has the authority to teach and establish the canon of the Bible.

Protestantism advocates justification by faith. The relationship between man and God is now reestablished, not by doing good works to gain favor with God, but by God's promise to receive repentant sinners in Christ.

When a person is justified, his sins are forgiven, and God sees him as upright and blameless, this is entirely the grace of God. In the matter of justification, God is active and man is passive; God has accomplished all the work required for redemption and satisfied all the conditions for salvation.

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