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Protestantism is a broad tradition referring to the churches which broke from the Roman Catholic Church during the 16th Century and those that descended from them.
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Why don't most Protestants consider confession to be a sacrament?
But because there is no reference to Protestantism in the NT, and because Catholics would take something different from scripture, I'd like to include the history of where the change took place between … So instead of referring to the NT, I'm referring to the origins of Protestantism.
Origin of the word "sacrament"
In Greek, the origin of this word is "musterion" (Strong's 3466). …
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