The Protestant approach to the establishment of new Christian churches and forms of Christianity was to base them on
a. the apostolic or early Christian church.
b. the Old Testament and Hebrew religious traditions.
c. the third great re-making of the church, called the Gregorian Reform.
d. the normative institutional and doctrinal form of Christianity as established after Constantine’s conversion.
a. the apostolic or early Christian church.
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