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Raised Scandinavian protestant which basically means you don't go to church unless someone died or got married.
Left the Church to avoid the membership fee.
Answering this question is about 1/3rd of my effort I've put into religion 2024.
None of the large churches in Scandinavia (Church of Denmark, Church of Norway, Church of Sweden, Church of Finland) are Protestant, they are Lutheran.
“None of the felidae are animals, they are mammals”
Lutherans are protestants
I just tried to correct a misstake that some people may take seriously, personally, I don't care.
That’s not a mistake
Lutheranism is a type of protestantism
Absolutely, I don't deny that at all, but it is defined as separate from protestantism
Lutheran is a substet of protestant
Yes?
Just as Sweden is a subset of Scandinavia.
Sometimes subsets are important.
None of the [Sweden] are [Scandinavian], they are [Sweden].