So today marks 500 years since the Rebellion of Martin Luther, the Augustinian Friar turned heretic.

The so-called Reformation being celebrated by many Christians worldwide today is less of a reformation and more of a rebellion.

Perhaps the Catholic Church did need reform back then, possibly like it does even today, but the Catholic Church did not need to be split, which was Luther’s ultimate agenda – to split the Church and begin his own Church.

His narcissistic, egocentric, prideful nature is also revealed when he considered himself better than St Augustine.  I can think of someone else who was so full of pride, he considered himself better than his superior and rebelled against Him…..oh yeah, that is Satan.

Luther also went as far as to create his own ‘Bible’ by removing several books from the Bible, in order to justify his agenda.  Clearly, the original Bible divinely inspired by God was not good enough for him, right?

Yet today, there are thousands of Christians all over the world celebrating this man’s rebellion against God.

Considering that Martin Luther was the first to write an essay advocating the extermination of Jews, celebrating Luther is kinda like celebrating Hitler.  Same evil.

Luther even labelled Moses a heretic and admonished his Protestant followers to reject the Commandments.

The term ‘Reformation’ is in itself a misnomer.  A Reformation implies a return to how things were.  The Early Church fathers believed in Papal primacy, apostolic succession and the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist: all key things that a vast majority of Protestants deny and/or ignore.

And in what way does shredding out portions of the Bible, Sacred Scripture, in order to create your own ‘Bible’ constitute a return to the way things were? Hmm?

Thanks to the ‘Reformation’:

• Millions of Christians lack intimacy with Christ in the Eucharist
• modern capitalism was produced, as a result of preaching individualism while preserving inequality.
• The most efficient form of Protestantism, Prussia (i.e Nazi Germany) was produced
• The worst wars  in the history of mankind occurred

Luther the heretic, rebelled against the 1500-year old Catholic Church founded by Christ Himself, rebelled against the Vicar of Christ in the Seat of St Peter, in Persona Christi and a direct successor to the Apostles, and rebelled against God Himself.

How interesting that the Greek word for rebellion is Apostasy.

I recently heard a rumour that prior to his death he regretted everything that he did and sought out the Sacrament of reconciliation.