Just over 500 years ago, an irascible young Augustinian monk called Martin Luther declared war on the mighty Church of Rome. The priesthood had become corrupt and self-serving, he shouted to all who would listen, while the message of Christianity, so clearly set out in the Gospels, had been sidelined by infallible doctrine written by the same corrupt pr…
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