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'''Protestant''' is one of the three major divisions in [[Christendom]] that traces their heritage back to the [[Western Church]]. Other divisions include [[Catholicism]] and the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]].   

'''Protestant''' is one of the three major divisions in [[Christendom]] that traces their heritage back to the [[Western Church]]. Other divisions include [[Catholicism]] and the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]].   

The founding of Protestantism is typically credited to the [[European]] [[Reformation]]. Most notably [[Martin Luther]] nailing The 95 Thesis to the church doors in [[Wittenberg]] on October 31, 1517, in [[England]], by decree of King [[Henry VIII]] in 1533. [[John Knox]], inspired by [[John Calvin]], liberated [[Scotland]] from the yoke of [[Roman Catholic Church|Rome]] in 1560.   

The founding of Protestantism has its origins in the [[European]] [[Reformation]]. <br>

Most notably :

:[[Martin Luther]]'s nailing of [[The 95 Theses]] to the church doors in [[Wittenberg]] on October 31, 1517

:In [[England]], by decree of King [[Henry VIII]] in 1533.  

:[[John Knox]], inspired by [[John Calvin]], liberated [[Scotland]] from the yoke of [[Roman Catholic Church|Rome]] in 1560.   

Protestants are the biggest [[Christian]] division in the [[United States of America]].

Protestants are the largest [[Christian]] division in the [[United States of America]].

In the United States, denominations in the Protestant division include:

In the United States, denominations in the Protestant division include: