معرفت ادیان

On his pastoral mission to promulgate the message of the Bible, Paul, who is known as the founder of the present Christianity, sent letters to different people and groups, noting that salvation is achieved not through the practice of the divine law, But only through faith. He called his discourse "the (shari’a) divine law of faith" and introduced it as the Shari’a of Jesus. By denying the divine law and arguing that salvation is possible only through faith, will there be any difference between doing good or evil? Using the descriptive-analytical method, this paper has sought to answer this question by reviewing Paul's epistles, and has concluded that Paul intends to prevent Christians from committing evil acts through his fairly incoherent discourse on morality, and make them understand that Although action has nothing to do with salvation, a true Christian should not allow himself/herself to commit sins, since he/she has been created for important duties.