القول الفصيح لنفي إلوهية المسيح في مناظرات ، الإمام علي ابن موسى الرضا عليه السلام

الملخص EN

Wherever the religious painting is lost, it is continuously in the knowledge of the Almighty God to understand the minds of human beings, God Almighty sent prophets and messengers to make people understand two important issues about the nature of belief in the God who created this universe.

The first is that there is a Lord, a Creator, a transcendent and holy God who is above what humans can imagine, and the second is that this God is the only Creator who affects this world and has absolute power.

To deny the plurality and diversity of deities.

The monotheistic monotheistic religions emphasized these two origins in their sacred texts and heavenly teachings.

Unfortunately, some of these monotheistic divine messages It deviated from the monotheistic teachings that God made clear to humanity.

Some of its teachings were mixed with incorrect beliefs about the deity, and among these religions that have been affected by this type of distortion are the teachings of Christianity about the reality of knowing the transcendent Creator, Christianity even though it sees that God the Creator is One, has no partner, and is above what the mind and human understanding can imagine, yet it believes that this God wore the mantle of humanity and incarnated in the person of a human being.

In order to reveal and reveal Himself to all of humanity, the Church Fathers and Christian scholars have sought to infer the deity of Christ with some evidence that includes many inaccuracies, On the other hand, many religious texts of the Islamic religion, which is the last of all religions, have clarified the invalidity of the doctrine of the divinity of Christ and the idea of the incarnation of God.

In this article, I will discuss the truth of this Christian belief and how to invalidate it by analyzing the debates of Imam Ali Ibn Musa Al-Ridha (a) with some Christian scholars of his time, and the mental and religious evidence mentioned by the Imam (a) in denying the divinity of Christ (a).