دور مجامع النصارى العامة و السلطة في عقيدة التثليث و دلالاته

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Research SummaryThe research contains: (General Christian Gatherings and the Authority and its Role in the Invention of the Doctrine of the Trinity), which includes: a systematic introduction, three chapters, and a conclusion.

In the methodological introduction, the research contains the research problem, its importance, reasons for choosing it, its objectives, research questions, and its limits, terminology, methodology, procedures, previous studies, and research plan.

The first chapter discusses, The beginning of Christianity based on monotheism, and the stages it passed through, during which the belief changed from monotheism to the Trinity, imposing it by force of authority through the gatherings that approved it, dealing with the life of Christ, and clarifying that monotheism is the origin of the call of the messengers with the evidence of the Qur'an and Sunnah.

The second chapter defines the Christian gatherings, their sections, and functions as a supreme legislative body to enact laws and legislations that Christians condemn and believe in, and their sections are many, but the most prominent of them are: the private and public gatherings that the senior bishops attend, and for their importance, it is they who decide the most important issues, especially those related to doctrine, and still to this day.

The third chapter dealt with the role of public gatherings and the authority in creating the doctrine of the Trinity, which is in its origin a pagan belief that the emperors used to condemn, they were killing and displacing all those who disagree with them, and their belief in the divinity of Christ became difficult for them.

Which related to humanity and theology, and because of it multiple and opposing teams appeared.

The research concluded with the results, that the religion of Christ adhered to the belief in monotheism until nearly three hundred years after birth, then deviated with the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD, and the effect of authority in imposing beliefs and ideas as Constantine and the Queen of the Romans and her husband did, and the study concluded that there is no Contemporary Christians are the ones who reject or respond to such perversions as the Trinity, with their repeated calls to liberate the mind, and the Trinity is a belief that contradicts sound reason, normal instinct, and true religion.