The practice of liturgy and ceremony in much of the church today is a conglomeration of aspects derived from the Old and New Testaments mixed with practices carried over from Constantine’s “state church of the Roman Empire.” The church today on the whole maintains some form of a hierarchical, mediatorial, clergy system, with a collection of humanly devised traditions in church form, practice, liturgy, and manmade precepts and laws. They maintain little if any fidelity to Paul’s simple “gospel of the grace of God” and the absolute truths recovered by Reformers.