` ::Show me a formal Protestant doctrinal statement that rejects the Council of Ephesus or the Theotokos (which doesn't mean ``Mother of God`` it means ``bearer of God``) or a source that shows that there is substantial rejection among protestant doctrine and we can change it. Until then Westminster Confession 8.2-3 affirms the theology of the theotokos if not explicitly the term (that will cover Reformed and Presbyterian Christianity), London Baptist Confession 1689 8.2 also does (that covers the Baptists), Methodist Articles of Religion Article II also does (Covering Methodists and associated groups like the Nazarene), and the Solid Declaration of the Formula VIII.24 also does (Covering the Lutherans). All that's left is the Arminians, which don't typically have a formal creed statment, and I think that the Evangelical Free Church, the Evangelical Covenant Church, and the Assemblies of God Church are fair representatives and all of them affirm the hypostatic union of the divine son to a human nature and the birth of the divine son with a human nature to Mary (which is the theological underpinnings of the Theotokos). That covers just about all of the formal Protestant bodies.`