Original sentence: In common Western usage, the term is often used in contradistinction to Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy.Protestantism generally refers to the faiths and churches born directly or indirectly of the Protestant Reformation in which many.Roman Catholics split from the larger body and formed their own communions.The case of the Anglicans can be argued to be different as well in that, although born during the Reformation era, the Anglican doctrine is substantially different from the Reformation principles and is sometimes referred to as a middle path - a via media - between Roman Catholic and Protestant doctrines.The chruches most commonly associated with Protestantism can be divided along four fairly definitive lines:.This usage, however, is regarded by many groups as improper since, among other things, there are many non-Roman-Catholic, non-Eastern-Orthodox communions that long predate the Reformation (notably Oriental Orthodoxy).Yet some other groups, such as the Mormons and the Jehovah's Witnesses, reject Protestantism as having deviated from true Christianity and see themselves as Restorationists
Edited sentence: However, some Christian groups such as the Anglican Communion, the Mormons and the Jehovah's Witnesses reject the label Protestant.In common usage, Protestantism is often used in contradistinction to Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy.In the case of the Anglicans, they argue that Anglican doctrine is a middle path - a via media -  between Roman Catholic and Protestant doctrines.In the case of the Mormons and the Jehovah's Witnesses they reject Protestantism as having deviated from true Christianity and see themselves as Restorationists.Protestantism seems to divide itself along four fairly definitive lines:.This would suggest that all of Christianity can be divided into three groups: Roman Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant