The Need for Reform in Today's Protestant Church

<p>In the time of Martin Luther the phenomenon that revolted the minds of right-thinking was the famous market of indulgences which was a clear sign that the church was very far from the spirit and the letter of the Bible which is the Word of God.</p><p></p><p>Today what we find in churches it is a mosaic of sins whose names ingratitude injustice disrespect robbery of peace on the other the turning of the Ministry the other stuff related to idolatry the blind fanaticism nepotism betrayal disloyalty low-class opportunism the practices of Freemasonry division enmity. </p><p></p><p>What! It includes everything that is repugnant to the purity that should characterize the men and women who walk with God. Before the spiritually ugly reality of the twenty-first century Church the Rev. Dr. Jacquet Feniton implicitly returns to the formula dear to the successors of the Fathers of the Reformation namely: Ecclesia semper reformanda reformata quia . From the pen of a historian of the Reformation this Latin sentence is translated as: The Reformed Church must always be reformed. Dr. Jacquet recounts the unknown causes of the Protestant Reformation while being the duty to highlight the drift facing the Church today.</p>