THis Branch developed in Germany in
the 16th century when Reformation begun by Martin Luther.
Protestant communities share their Christian beginnings with
every other Christian tradition, namely in the life and death of Jesus Christ
and in the believing community he established. Nevertheless, they trace their
contemporary roots to the corruption of the late medieval Roman Catholic church
and to the desire to reform it. In its earliest movements, Protestantism was
meant to be an internal renewal, not a new branch of Christianity.The name
"Protestant" was coined in 1529 when the Lutheran princes in Germany
"protested" against the Diet of Speyer, a meeting that reaffirmed the
condemnation of Martin Luther's teachings at the 1521 Diet of Worms. All
protestant religions trace their begginings back to the reform begun in 1517 by
Martin Luther.
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