معرفت ادیان

The general principles of the beliefs of every religion and ritual are based on the teachings of its founder, and its followers are somehow continuing the path of their leader. The position of the bringer of a religion has always been prominent throughout history in advancing its goals. Christianity, as its name suggests, is centered on Jesus Christ (PBUH), and it is natural that the main teachings and dogmas of Christianity should be based on the words and behavior of Jesus. If it is proven that such fundamental beliefs and beliefs in a religion are not rooted in the teachings and beliefs of its founder, it can cause serious damage to the principle of its legitimacy. The role of Jesus (PBUH) in the main teachings of Christianity can be extracted from the New Testament. Using the descriptive-analytical method and focusing on the writings of the New Testament, this article tries to answer the role of Jesus (PBUH) in the formation of the main Christian doctrines and dogmas. The results indicate that Jesus had no role in the most important of these principles, including the principle of "Trinity", "divinity of Jesus", "original sin", "grace" and "sacrifice", and, his teachings are devoid of these matters.