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Tommy Carcetti

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9. "Protestant" is a rather broad term.

Reply to wcmagumba (Original post)

Fri Apr 17, 2026, 06:15 AM

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And colloquially has meant any Christian who isn’t Catholic, Orthodox, or Mormon.

It could mean anything from UCC and Episcopal, who tend to be rather liberal, to Baptists, evangelicals and Pentecostals, who tend to be conservative.

It’s very much an umbrella term.

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