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Protestantism
began as a movement to reform the Western Christian church
in the 16th century, resulting in the Protestant
Reformation, which severed the reformed churches from the
Papal Church. The declared aim of the original reformers was
to restore the Christian faith as it had been at its
beginning, while keeping what they thought valuable from
Latin tradition that had developed during the intervening
centuries.
In this section
we will analyze the theological errors of Protestantism, and
what the Orthodox Catholic Church teaches about them.
Because of the many Protestant denominations (about 30.000)
some studies are valid for all Protestants, but others
pertain
especially
to a specific protestant denomination.
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