Protestants do NOT consider their individual denomination the "true way" we don't put anywhere near that amount of importance on a praticular denomination. Just so long as the denomination follows the bible and NOT other traditions nor other writtings.
 
Protestant "denominations" do arise all the time, but that just means they don't go under a bigger orginizations umbrella of funding and support.
 
There are MANY independant "might as well be" protestant churches as well.
 
My figures are in NO WAY deceptive.
 
You are right world wide there are more roman catholics than protestants, but the divergance on belief within the roman catholic church is far greater than that of the "protestant" group of churches.
 
there are btw 1.1 billion Roman Catholics World wide, and 1 Billion "Protestants" world wide, (although 74 million of the protestants are anglican, and I don't know if they should REALLY be included, but they are)
 
Keep in mind the Roman Catholics have the Fransicans, Dominicans, Jesuits, and MANY other orders.
 
so don't you go trying to nit pick with me there Sactus.
		
		
	 
Your figures are deceptive, and incorrect. There is not a divergence of belief within the Church in regards to its doctrines or dogmas. 1 BILLION Protestants...you should be so lucky to have that many. Counting us a faith grouping alongside traditional, not the Canterbury gang, Anglicans with the Orthodox and we by far are the majority faith group of Christendom. There are only around 500 million Protestants world wide my friend.
And your entire attitude makes you a liar, in terms of thinking yourselves the "correct, true" faith. I can't tell you how many times various protestant cults/sects have indicated to me I was going to hell because I didn't subscribe to what their pastors taught them.
Largest denominations in the world
 Largest denominations in the world
Catholicism - 1115 million 
Roman  Catholic Church - 1100 million
Eastern Catholic Churches - 15 million
Old  Catholic Church - 0.5 million
Continuing Anglican Movement 1-2  million
   
  Eastern Othodoxy - 225 million 
Autocephalous churches 
Russian  Orthodox Church - 120 million
Romanian Orthodox Church - 20  million
Serbian Orthodox Church - 10 million
Church of Greece - 9  million
Bulgarian Orthodox Church - 9 million
Georgian Orthodox and  Apostolic Church - 5.0 million
Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople -  3.5 million
Greek Orthodox Church of Antioch - 1.5 million
Orthodox Church  in America - 1 million
Polish Orthodox Church - 1 million
Czech and Slovak  Orthodox Church - 1 million
Albanian Orthodox Church - 0.6 million
Cypriot  Orthodox Church - 0.45 million
Greek Orthodox Church of Alexandria - 0.35  million
Greek Orthodox Church of Jerusalem - 0.26 million
Autonomous  churches 
Ukrainian Orthodox Church - 35 million
Moldovan Orthodox Church  - 2 million
Metropolis of Western Europe - 0.1 million
Finnish Orthodox  Church - 0.06 million
Chinese Orthodox Church - 0.03 million
Estonian  Orthodox Church - 0.02 million
Japanese Orthodox Church - 0.01  million
Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia
Metropolitan Church of  Bessarabia
Latvian Orthodox Church
Orthodox Church of Mount  Sinai
Orthodox Ohrid Archbishopric
Churches in resistance 
Orthodox  Church of Greece (Holy Synod in Resistance)
Old Calendar Romanian Orthodox  Church
Old Calendar Bulgarian Orthodox Church
Not universally recongnized  churches 
Macedonian Orthodox Church - 2 million
Ukrainian Orthodox Church  – Kiev Patriarchate
Croatian Orthodox Church
Montenegrin Orthodox  Church
Karamanli Turkish Orthodox Church
Orthodox Church in  Italy
Churches which opted out 
Church of the Genuine Orthodox Christians  of Greece
Russian True Orthodox Church
Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox  Church
Autonomous Ukrainian Orthodox Church in America
Belarusian  Autocephalous Orthodox Church
Old Believers
Oriental Orthodoxy - 72  million 
Ethiopian Orthodox Church - 39 million (incl. abroad)
Coptic  Orthodox Church - 15 million (of which 11 in Egypt, 4 abroad)
Armenian  Apostolic Church - 7 million (of which 3 in Armenia, 4 abroad)
Indian  Orthodox Church - 4.5 million
Syriac Orthodox Church - 3.5 million (incl.  Malankara Syriac Orthodox Church)
Eritrean Orthodox Church - 2.5  million
Mar Thoma Syrian Church - 1.5 million
Malabar Independent Syrian  Church - 1 million
Assyrian Church of the East - 0.5 million
   
   
  Anglicanism (Anglican Communion)- 73 million 
Protestantism - 500  million 
  
Historical Protestantism - 340 million 
Baptist churches - 110  million[1]
Calvinist churches - 75 million 
Reformed  churches
Presbyterianism
Congregationalism
Methodism - 75  million
Lutheranism - 70 million[2]
Anabaptism/Radical Reformation - 4.5  million 
Mennonites - 1.3 million
Amish - 0.2  million
Hutterites
Church of the Brethren - 0.13 million
Brethren in  Christ
Open Brethren - 1.85 million[3]
Quakers - 0.35  million
Pentecostalism - 120 million 
Assemblies of God - 51  million
New Apostolic Church - 11 million
Kimbanguist Church - 8  million
Church of God in Christ - 7 million
The Pentecostal Mission - 6.7  million
Apostolic Church - 6 million
Church of God (Cleveland) - 5  million
Christian Congregation of Brazil - 2.5 million
Church of the Lord  (Aladura) - 2.5 million
Zion Christian Church - 2.5 million
International  Church of the Foursquare Gospel - 2 million
Universal Church of the Kingdom  of God - 2 million
Calvary Chapel
Restorationism - 30 million  
Seventh-day Adventists - 14 million
Latter-day Saints - 12.5  million
Restoration Movement - 4 million 
Church of Christ
Christian  Church (Disciples of Christ)
Independent Christian Churches/Churches of  Christ
Nontrinitarianism - 10 million 
Jehovah's Witnesses - 15  million
Iglesia ni Cristo - 1.68 million[4]
Oneness  Pentecostals
Unitarianism
Christadelphians