The opposition to the Roman Catholic Church and its false teaching came to a head in the sixteenth century, when a Roman Catholic monk named Martin Luther posted his 95 propositions (or theses) against the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church on the Castle Church door at Wittenberg, Germany. Luther’s intention was to bring reform to the Roman Catholic Church, and in doing so was challenging the authority of the Pope. With the refusal of the Roman Catholic Church to heed Luther’s call to reformation and return to biblical doctrines and practices, the Protestant Reformation began.
Dumating ang malakihang paglaban sa Simbahang Katoliko Romano at sa mga maling katuruan nito noong ika 16 siglo nang ang isang Romano Katolikong Monghe na si Martin Luther ay nagpaskel ng kanyang 95 theses laban sa mga maling katuruan ng simbahang Katoliko Romano sa pintuan ng Simbahan ng Castle sa Wittenberg, Germany. Ang intensyon ni Luther ay upang magkaroon ng reporma sa Simbahang Katoliko Romano at sa proseso ay hinamon niya ang awtoridad ng papa.