Things that are common exclusively for Protestants and Oriental Orthodoxy
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The Easy simple answer to the OP is NONE. Because the original question used words like "absolutely all Protestants", it is very difficult, maybe even impossible to answer such a broad but also strict question. Lets just take one issue, basic Nicene Theology etc. Most Protestants formally or informally accept basic Classical Theology as far as the Trinity, Jesus as true God and true man hypostatic union etc. However in recent times there has been a rethinking of such basic creedal theology, and some small groups of Biblical Fundamentalists, and Postmodern Evangelicals can be rethinking things like Arianism and Modalism (Oneness) etc. And this diversity of opinion and thought is even more true on moral issues which have been more divided on issues regarding sexuality and relationships etc.
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