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which statement describes a difference between the beliefs of catholicism and protestantism?
only protestantism promotes faith alone to achieve eternal salvation.
only protestants believe in the virgin mary as a channel of communication to god.
only catholicism denies the role of the pope and clergy as mediators of god.
only catholics deny the selling of indulgences to gain forgiveness of sins.
Brief Explanations
- Option 1: Protestantism emphasizes "sola fide" (faith alone) for salvation, which is a key difference from Catholicism that also includes good works.
- Option 2: Catholics, not Protestants, venerate the Virgin Mary as a mediator.
- Option 3: Protestants, not Catholics, deny the Pope's and clergy's mediatory role.
- Option 4: Protestants, not Catholics, were against the selling of indulgences.
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Only Protestantism promotes faith alone to achieve eternal salvation.