To understand the deep meaning and the real dimension of the word Protestant, one would have to briefly go back to its etymology and its history. The word is of Latin origin and breaks down into two parts: Pro which means Devant and Testare which has the meaning of Witness. Protestantism, being one of the three branches of Christianity, has its origin in the Reform Theological Movement of the Western Christian Church in the 16th century, a movement of resistance against the authority of the time which had unjust and unacceptable actions, which will give birth to the Protestant Reformation and will separate from the unfair practices of the other fringe.
And, at times, this multidimensional battle requires a physical manifestation. Just as God had to manifest his love through the material presence of his Son Jesus Christ; so also we have to activate the physical dimension of where we are. In other words, living in a parallel world requires us to fight in the Spiritual with material expressions. [/ Trx_quote]
We are trying here to highlight certain teachings through the Holy Scriptures to evoke the ways adopted by David, Esther, Jesus, apostle Paul etc. in such circumstances and demonstrate how a Citizen of the Kingdom should express their position through protests.