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[[File:Anglican_Theocracyf.png]] Anglicanism follows similar traditions to [[File:Catheo.png]] [[Catholic Theocracy|Roman Catholicism]] with the noted exception that Anglicans do not believe that the Pope is the sole religious Authority, instead believing in Prima Scriptura. Unlike most Protestant Denominations, Anglicans may worship the saints, however, the practice has died down in recent days. Its closeness to Catholicism has given Anglicans the nickname of "Anglo-Catholics."
[[File:Anglican_Theocracyf.png]] Anglicanism follows similar traditions to [[File:Catheo.png]] [[Catholic Theocracy|Roman Catholicism]] with the noted exception that Anglicans do not believe that the Pope is the sole religious Authority, instead believing in Prima Scriptura. Unlike most Protestant Denominations, Anglicans may worship the saints, however, the practice has died down in recent days. Its closeness to Catholicism has given Anglicans the nickname of "Anglo-Catholics."


Anglicans believe in the ''Prima Scripture'', in contrast to the ''Sola Scriptura''. They practice infant baptism and are Arminían.
Anglicans believe in the ''Prima Scripture'', in contrast to the ''Sola Scriptura''. They practice infant baptism and are Arminian.


===[[File:Methodist Theocracy.png]] Methodism===
===[[File:Methodist Theocracy.png]] Methodism===


[[File:Methodist_Theocracy.png]] Methodism (also commonly known as '''Wesleyanism''') is similar to Anglicanism, but without much of the Catholic tradition. Methodists differentiate from Anglicans, as they are more informal than Anglicans, and believe that individuals capable of spreading the word of God should be able to. Methodists are staunchly Arminían, believing that all can attain salvation simply through following Jesus Christ. Methodists also teach the ''Entire Sanctification'', a belief that one can be forgiven of all their sins, including that of ''Original Sin''. However, most believe this is only attainable after ones passing.
[[File:Methodist_Theocracy.png]] Methodism (also commonly known as '''Wesleyanism''') is similar to Anglicanism, but without much of the Catholic tradition. Methodists differentiate from Anglicans, as they are more informal than Anglicans, and believe that individuals capable of spreading the word of God should be able to. Methodists are staunchly Arminian, believing that all can attain salvation simply through following Jesus Christ. Methodists also teach the ''Entire Sanctification'', a belief that one can be forgiven of all their sins, including that of ''Original Sin''. However, most believe this is only attainable after ones passing.


Methodists believe in the ''Prima Scripture'', also practice infant baptism, and are also Arminían.
Methodists believe in the ''Prima Scripture'', also practice infant baptism, and are also Arminian.


===[[File:Lutheran Theocracy.png]] Lutheranism===
===[[File:Lutheran Theocracy.png]] Lutheranism===
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[[File:Lutheran_Theocracy.png]] Lutherans are the original Protestants, originating from the Teachings of the German Theologian, Martin Luther. Lutherans believe that Salvation is not a one-time thing, and put a large emphasis on the Five Solas of the Reformation (or the Five Solae).
[[File:Lutheran_Theocracy.png]] Lutherans are the original Protestants, originating from the Teachings of the German Theologian, Martin Luther. Lutherans believe that Salvation is not a one-time thing, and put a large emphasis on the Five Solas of the Reformation (or the Five Solae).


Lutherans believe in the ''Sola Scriptura''. They also practice infant baptism, and are neither Arminían nor Calvinist.
Lutherans believe in the ''Sola Scriptura''. They also practice infant baptism, and are neither Arminian nor Calvinist.


==== Pietism ====
==== Pietism ====
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[[File:Baptist.png]] Baptists believe that Baptism is for believers only, not for infants. Baptists also believe baptism should only be done by immersion.
[[File:Baptist.png]] Baptists believe that Baptism is for believers only, not for infants. Baptists also believe baptism should only be done by immersion.


Baptists believe in ''Sola Scriptura'', and they do not practice infant baptism. 30% of Baptist Pastors are Arminían, another 30% are Calvinist, while many follow a mixture of both beliefs.
Baptists believe in ''Sola Scriptura'', and they do not practice infant baptism. 30% of Baptist Pastors are Arminian, another 30% are Calvinist, while many follow a mixture of both beliefs.


=== [[file:Pentecostal.png]] Pentecostalism===
=== [[file:Pentecostal.png]] Pentecostalism===
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[[file:Pentecostal.png]] Pentecostalism is a heavily Evangelical denomination, with a large emphasis on the ''Born Again Experience'', before having a second experience with the Holy Spirit Baptism. They also believe that all the spiritual gifts in The Bible are available to use.
[[file:Pentecostal.png]] Pentecostalism is a heavily Evangelical denomination, with a large emphasis on the ''Born Again Experience'', before having a second experience with the Holy Spirit Baptism. They also believe that all the spiritual gifts in The Bible are available to use.


Pentecostals believe in ''Sola Scriptura''. They do not practice infant baptism, and are mostly Arminían.
Pentecostals believe in ''Sola Scriptura''. They do not practice infant baptism, and are mostly Arminian.


===[[File:Quakerism.png]] Quakers===
===[[File:Quakerism.png]] Quakers===
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