Fragmentation of the Protestant Church

The main differences in the Protestant church's divided Protestantism are Baptist, Presbyterian, Anglican, Methodist, Lutheran, Unitarian, Quaker (www.encyclopedia.com). Even the first Protestant reformer could not maintain agreement of faith and purpose. The division of Protestantism is just one example of the continuous division of the church. This sacred tendency is the power of Protestant religion. Initially, the Baptist church had the same conviction as the Protestant church except baptism.

Repeated effects are caused by a religious foundation that continues to form the foundation of American society. Although fragmented and diversified, Protestant churches are clearly dominant, and in that community the discourse of the Bible and the gospel brings life to the spiritual experience of individuals and groups. Barack Obama, a devout Christian himself, also participated in this liturgical culture, except that he would do it publicly as one of many politicians, except to keep it in the private realm I did not hesitate. . He was an activist in Chicago in the late 1980s and he became the leader of the development community project managed by the Southern Church Association.

Barack Obama is a Protestant Christian. In his 20s, Mr. Obama took part in the black church. From 1992 to 2008, he was a member of the Trinity Christian church - a reformist religious school. After the conflict with Jeremiah, Obama left it. Since 2008, he has participated in various Protestant churches including Baptist church, Methodist church, and British church. Obama accepted the baptism of the Christian Church (UCC) and officially joined in 1988. He left UCC in 2008 for the disputation of Reverend Jeremiah Light. He is currently worshiping at Camp David with Pastor Southern Baptist but since 2008 he has not become an active member of any church.

Under the protection of the Congo Christian Church, a total of 62 Protestant denominations were united. It covers most Protestants in the Democratic Republic of Congo, so it is often called simply Protestant church. It is one of the world's largest Protestant organizations with more than 25 million members. According to Pew Forum, Muslims believe in 12% of the population. According to the CIA World Profile, Muslims make up 10% of the population. Muslims were introduced and spread mainly by merchants / businessmen / slavery attackers. Congolese Muslims are divided into sneaks (50%), Shiites (10%), Ahmad (6%), and non religious Muslims (14%). In 2013, the Allied Democratic forces related to Al Qaeda began attacking in Congo and killed civilians, mostly Christians.