Mainline Protestants Represent a Distinct Subset of Protestant Christians Because

question 13

Multiple Choice

Mainline Protestants represent a distinct subset of Protestant Christians because

• A)their beliefs are very different from other types of Protestants.
• B)they believe themselves to be the only "true" Christians.
• C)they don't recognize the Bible as the word of God.
• D)they share a moderate to liberal stance on social issues.
• E)All of the above are true of Mainline Protestants.

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Definitions:

Participant's Consent

The agreement by a participant to take part in a study or experiment, given with full understanding of the risks and benefits involved.

Risk-Averse Cultures

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Wait-And-See

A strategy where one delays making a decision or taking action to gather more information or see how a situation unfolds.

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