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On October 31st, while numerous folks are participating in Halloween activities, many Protestants across the world will be celebrating and remembering an arguably far more important event: The Protestant Reformation. On that day in 1516, Martin Luther providentially nailed his 95 Theses to the doors of a church located in Wittenburg, Germany and sparked a flame that has yet to be quenched. Whether he intended it or not, Luther’s act was the starting point of a revolution of doctrine and worldview that continues to affect us even to this very day. Continue reading →