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What are the differences between Catholic and Protestant saints?

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What are the differences between Catholic and Protestant saints?

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Actually, the Protestant churches, other than the saints that the Bible talks about, also believe that every single person who is a born again Christian, is, PRESENTLY, a saint. Protestants do not believe one can be made a saint by the declaration of the church. In the Bible, the word saint meant every single Christian, not some who were better than others or had been declared to be saints by the church. Protestants do not believe in worshipping or venerating saints.