original: Justification is seen by Protestants as being the theological fault line that divided Roman Catholic from Protestant during the ReformationFor example, Kurt Aland, A History of Christianity, vol.
simplifications: Protestants see justification as the religious issue that split the Roman Catholic from them during the Reformation. It is seen by Protestants as a reason that divided Roman Catholic from Protestant during the Reformation. Protestants see justification as the line that divided Catholic from Protestant during the Reformation. See: A History of Christianity Protestants view justification as the line that divided them from Roman Catholics during the Reformation. Protestants believe justification is what divided Roman Catholic from Protestant during the Reformation. For example, Kurt Aland, A History of Christianity, vol. Justification is seen by Protestants as the theological fault line that divided Roman Catholic from Protestant during the Reformation. For example, Kurt Aland, A History of Christianity, vol. Divided Roman Catholic from Protestant during the Reformation saw justification as being the theological fault line that divided them. For example, Kurt Aland, A History of Christianity, vol. Protestants see Justification as the line that separated Roman Catholics from Protestants. Justification is seen by Protestants as being the theological fault line that divided Roman Catholic from Protestant during the Reformation. Justification is seen by the Protestants as the theological line that divides Roman Catholics and Protestants during Reformation.