It's amazing you do not see the irony in this. Or maybe you do and you're just godless, it's hard to tell.

You're an ignorant demon who knows nothing about Protestantism, you know so little that you don't know that America was founded upon it, and you know so little that you don't know that freedom of conscience/belief and freedom of speech didn't exist before Protestantism made them the law through the will to power. We defeated the Catholics not with the sword but with words. Insolent whelps

I was raised Protestant. A large majority of my life I was Protestant. But I saw the wicked people who share your religion and I knew deep down they do not believe in the word. They only lust for power.

The very fact you think only the Catholics are the alternative to Protestantism goes to show your lack of knowledge and faith.

But you were never Protestant. You were raised yet failed to learn, sounds like a skill issue.

Ah yes, those french canadian protestants and their beaver pelt rebellion of 1789.

Remember when Alexander Mackenzie explored the Arctic Ocean and gave his famous protestant speech?

How come I know exactly what every Protestant will say to my criticisms then? It's always the same. They do not reference anything from the scripture. They talk about ideology formed from an interpretation of the bible or parrot the words of politicians. Is it really any wonder that Protestantism was the religion of the Nazis?

He was super based. Baptist Protestant, which is what America is founded upon. And he staked the claim to North America

Ah yes Jesus wanted us to be "super based". I guess I learned the wrong lesson! I missed that part!

Read Max Weber, educate yourself

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The Protestant work ethic is a set of values that emphasizes hard work, frugality, and discipline. It originated from the Protestant Reformation and is also known as the Puritan or Calvinist work ethic.

And Adolf was Catholic you dingus

This post was edited by El1te on Jan 30 2025 10:44am

I believe you are mistaking Socialism for Protestantism.