This text serves as a response to Petr Sláma's proposal to establish a virtual "email conference" or a virtual meeting room for the faculty of the Protestant Theological Faculty. The author expresses his support for this digital format of communication after missing a physical meeting. The primary focus of the contribution is the acknowledgment of a profound crisis within contemporary Protestantism. While the author agrees that such a crisis exists, he critically addresses Sláma’s interpretation of its origins. Sláma attributes the crisis primarily to changes in the hermeneutical foundations of current theology; however, the author disagrees with this assessment, suggesting that the causes are different and more extensive. He further points out that this phenomenon is not limited to Protestantism but affects the whole of Christianity, including Catholicism. Consequently, the author proposes that the analysis of the roots of this crisis should be treated as a separate, dedicated topic for future virtual discussions, highlighting the need for a deeper academic inquiry into the spiritual challenges of the era.