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It’s obvious that our world is plagued with serious problems.

World War I, which ended a century ago, was so brutally horrifying that it was soon called “The War to End All Wars.” Yet it was anything but. It was followed a generation later by World War II, and countless wars since then. What is the root cause of war?

Why does it seem that we’re stuck with so many problems that defy solutions? The same problems that plague us today—violence, crime, corruption, hunger, disease, war and so many more—have been with us for thousands of years. Why can’t we find an answer?

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.