r/Protestantism

8.4K archived posts · Oct 2013 – Sep 2026

The subreddit for Protestantism

r/Protestantism

This is a subreddit for Protestant Christianity. If you are a Protestant or someone who wants to discuss Protestantism, this is your place!

Created Oct 5, 2013

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8.4KArchived posts

#WELCOME TO /R/PROTESTANTISM

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#THE COMMUNITY GUIDELINES No racist, blasphemous, overly vulgar, snarky or irrelevant submissions and comments. This is a subreddit for Protestants and anyone else wanting to discuss; just have respect for each other. Remember "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself." You can post AMA's, questions, links, suggestions and thoughts; basically anything that relates to Protestantism or Christianity.

#THE DAILY SUBMISSION SYSTEM Click on these buttons below to sort through the daily submission which reoccur weekly (use the new tab when looking through them.)

The theme for each day goes as follows:

Mon - Quote Day

Tues - Bible Study Day

Fri - Discussion Day

All Posts - Regular front page of r/Protestantism

#ABOUT PROTESTANTISM Protestantism, a movement that is widely seen as beginning in Germany by Martin Luther with The Ninety-Five Theses in 1517 as a reaction against Roman Catholic practices and doctrine. Things such as faith in Jesus Christ alone, the rejection of the selling of indulgences and rejection of papal authority were at the forefront of the Protestant movement.

#SUBREDDITS OF INTEREST

PROTESTANT

MISCELLANEOUS

#LINKS AND RESCOURCES

[The archives of r/Protestantism's Bible Study Day series on Acts](http://www.reddit.com/2gx1o9)
Nomadic Ministry
The 95 Theses
The five solas
Nicene Creed
Apostles' Creed
Chalcedonian Creed
Athanasian Creed
The Book of Concord
The Book of Common Prayer
The Five Articles of Remonstrance
The Five Points of Calvinism

#OUR STATEMENT OF FAITH

There is one God. In the unity of the Godhead there are three persons all equal, of one substance, power, and eternity: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. God is sovereign in creation, revelation, redemption and final judgement. His will for the world cannot fail, he knows all things, past, present and future.

The Bible, is the perfect and sufficient Word of God. Therefore, it is the ultimate authoritative norm of all doctrine and practice; and it is also the lone source of divine revelation. And the Church, being the foundation and pillar of truth; Scripture's guardian, protects it.

Since the fall, the whole of humankind is guilty of sin, so everyone is subject to God’s wrath.

Jesus, God’s incarnate Son, is God in man's body; he was born of a virgin; his humanity is real and sinless; he died on the cross, was raised bodily from death and is now reigning over heaven and earth.

Sinful human beings can be redeemed from the guilt, penalty and power of sin through Jesus Christ. Those who have faith in Christ and repent are pardoned all their sins and are accepted in God’s sight. This justification is God’s act of undeserved mercy, received solely by their faith in Christ and not by their efforts.

The Holy Spirit alone makes the work of Christ effective to individual sinners, enabling them to turn to God from their sin and to trust in Jesus Christ. The Holy Spirit lives in all those he has saved. The Holy Spirit makes them increasingly Christlike in character and behavior and gives them power for their witness in the world.

The only holy universal church is the body of Christ, to which all believers belong. Jesus will return in person to judge everyone, to execute God’s just punishment on those who have not repented and to receive the redeemed to eternal glory.

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