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21 - The reformer says: "Christianity also was fixed. They strove not to change it. Later, the rebellion of a Christian reformer spread out far and wide. The fixed, unchangeable rules fell down." All the heavenly religions were fixed. The thing called "religion" must be stable. If it is changed by people, the new one will be called not a "religion" but "irreligiousness".
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