"rejects — Rejected entirely. Each congregation is autonomous under Christ. There is no priestly class or institutional chain of authority."

"rejects — The Lord's Supper is an ordinance of remembrance, not a sacrament conveying grace. Christ is present spiritually through faith, but the elements are symbols."

"rejects — Rejected. Only believers may be baptized. Infant "baptism" is considered unbiblical — no NT command or clear example supports it."

• Believer's Baptismstandard
  Baptist confessions; Pentecostal fundamentals; Anabaptist tradition
• Permissibility of divorce and remarriageweak
  Matthew 19:9 (adultery ground); 1 Corinthians 7:15 (abandonment ground). Practice varies.
• Women in pastoral / ordained officeweak
  Various denominational actions (TEC 1976, ELCA 1970s, PC(USA) 1956, AG 1935, CofE 1994 priests / 2014 bishops, etc.)

• Apostolic Successionweak
  Congregational and presbyterian polity reject the necessity of tactile episcopal succession.
• Assumption of Maryweak
  Universal Protestant rejection — not attested in Scripture; not received as dogma.
• Immaculate Conceptionstandard
  Universal Protestant + Orthodox rejection. Orthodox reject on the grounds that they hold prepurification at the Annunciation, not conception.
• Infant Baptismstandard
  Baptist confessions (New Hampshire; BFM 2000 VII); Anabaptist / Schleitheim; Pentecostal fundamentals
• Perpetual Virginity of Maryweak
  Natural reading of Matthew 13:55–56 (brothers of Jesus); typical modern Baptist / evangelical position.
• Real Presenceweak
  Memorialist / Zwinglian view; typical Baptist and Free Church position
• Transubstantiationstandard
  Orthodox reject the Aristotelian metaphysics; Lutherans use 'sacramental union'; 39 Articles Art. XXVIII rejects explicitly; Reformed/Baptist reject substance-change.

• Homosexual practice and biblical sexual ethicsweak
  No unified national stance.
• Marriage as one man and one womanweak
  Regional / congregational autonomy — no unified national stance.
• Pacifism vs. just-warweak
  Default just-war framework — usually unwritten. Inheriting at weak confidence.