Protestant Answers

Some try to argue that Habakkuk should be translated ""but the righteous person will live by his faithfulness", however I will critique this view.

There are multiple views on how to explain the stylistic differences between the two letters, these are:

The doctrine of Divine Simplicity means that God has no parts, and thus is identical to his existence, thus God is "love" or "truth". Divine Simplicity has been taught by the earliest Christians since Irenaeus, only being recently criticized by people such as James White and William Lane Craig.

Churches such as the Catholics, the Eastern and Oriental Orthodox, Methodist and Anglican churches use the episcopal polity, referring to the system which has three offices in the church: bishop, presbyter and deacon. Most Protestants however view the words "bishop" and "presbyter" as synonyms and referring to the same office, either teaching a...

There were multiple people called "proto-Protestants", referring to those who taught reformation ideas prior to Luther, the most famous of these are:

In the 5th and late 4th century Jovinian affirmed clerical marriage.