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→Saints in Protestant Tradition
Lutherans and [[Methodists]] hold that deceased believers may pray for the living and commend them for their faith and acts and as good examples to follow. Lutheran, Anglican, Methodist and most other Protestant churches prohibit praying to saints, however.
Lutherans and [[Methodists]] hold that deceased believers may pray for the living and commend them for their faith and acts and as good examples to follow. Lutheran, Anglican, Methodist and most other Protestant churches prohibit praying to saints, however.
Within more conservative denominations, the view is that all Christians are, according to the Bible, saints, and do not recognize canonization in any form.
==See also==
==See also==