Enlightenment had an irrevocable effect on the development of Christian theology in sixteenth century. The three key architects was theology from the below, criticism, and rationalism. The theology from the below is that “put human experience, rather than authoritative revelation, at the center of the theological enterprise…Thus, religious experience would become the true source of theological reflection instead of timeless truths of revelation.” The theology from the below turned the perspective of theology from God’s transcendence of traditional theology to God’s immanence into the world and human beings. Rationalism emphasizes the ability of human’s reason as the criterion of ultimate authority and truth of all, hence, everything have