After 500 Years, is the Protestant Reformation Being Undone?

October 2017 marks the 500th anniversary of a major turning point in world history—the beginning of the Protestant Reformation when the German priest/professor Martin Luther challenged several Catholic teachings and practices. He set in motion a chain of events that reshaped Europe and broke the Roman church’s monopoly on power and religious belief. But the reform movement he started went nowhere near enough—he could’ve done much more to bring religion back in line with the teaching and practices of Jesus Christ, the apostles and the early Church. And an active movement is underway to reunite Catholics and Protestants, undoing 500 years of separation. Is this foretold in Bible prophecy? Download this issue in PDF.