What were the results of the reformation ?
The results were stopping some very unholy practices by the Roman Catholic (Universal) Church such as buying your deceased loved ones out of hell with large donations to the church. A more important result was getting religion out of the way of man’s relationship to YHWH and putting only Yeshua between man and YHWH. The reformation did not go nearly far enough though, because it did not through out the results of the council of Nicea. Constantine duped the gentile followers of YHWH into an evil multitheistic religion, while saying it wasn’t by inventing the trinity, alienated all Hebrews from the church and laid out the blueprint for the antisemitic action going on to this day. Martin Luther still, in his writing, laid out ways to kill Hebrews. Until the Nicene Creed is totally rejected, the reformation will be a wasted effort. Interesting side note, Henry VIII was a priest at the time and was highly respected for his intellect, so was asked by the Pope to contest Martin Luthers writin
The following excerpts are from a book written by Dr. David K. Bernard called “A History of Christian Doctrine Vol-2” under “Word Aflame Press” publications. It is my opinion that his work on the reformation will adequetely answer your question. For more from David K. Bernard please see www.pentecostalpublishinghouse.com “The Protestant Reformation In the sixteenth century, the Protestant Reformation brought dramatic changes to Christianity and instituted the modern era. Beginning with Martin Luther in 1517, significant numbers of people in Western Europe challenged and soon rejected many important features of medieval theology. In addition to Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy, there emerged a third branch of Christendom, called Protestantism. The Road to the Reformation A number of individuals and groups had already repudiated some Roman Catholic practices and beliefs, but they had not successfully threatened the entire sys
