الكنائس النصرانية الكبرى : دراسة مقارنة بين الأرثوذكسية، و الكاثوليكية، و البروتستانتية

Abstract EN

This article aims to address the major Christian Churches, viz.

Orthodox, Catholic, and Protestant.

Christianity is a heavenly religion in origin, but has been modified by ecumenical councils and priestly decisions.

The importance of the study lies in collecting the beliefs, laws, and regulations of these three churches and the differences among them to make it easily accessible to understand the Christians of today and their call, or to clarify their misguidance from the truth.

Each Church has been defined, clarifying the origin of each in origination and development.

The study concludes with a number of findings, the most important of which are: Christianity with its various Churches is far from Jesus’s (PBUH) heavenly message.

All of them meet in ideological corruption origins such as the doctrine of the Trinity, Crucifixion, and Redemption.

They also meet in many of the principles such as prayers, fasting, and innovated feasts.

However, they differ in their details in terms of the teachings of their Monks.

Likewise, the three Churches adopt ecclesiastical organizations to highlight the authority of their men, and differ in the details of those organizations.