ابتدائے مسیحیت میں مسیحی عقائد کی تشکیل میں ادارہ جاتی کاوشوں اور ایکومینیکل کونسلز کے کردار کا تحقیقی و تنقیدی جائزہ

A Critical and Analytical Study of the Institutional Efforts and the Role of Ecumenical Councils in the Formation of Christian Doctrines in Early Christianity

Abstract

Beliefs are the foundation of any religion on which the structure of that religion is built. Based on these beliefs, the actions, culture, ethics, society and behavior of its followers are evidence of the truth of that religion. Those beliefs of a religion have the status of definitive text which are proven by the founder of that religion. Whenever the theology of a religion is systematically taught, the part of beliefs is at the forefront. It is described by the names of theology, beliefs, and theology. Under these beliefs, its followers live their lives, and these beliefs also distinguish them from other nations and peoples. All beliefs in Semitic religions are the same, which are monotheism, beliefs and knowledge, prophethood, and the Hereafter. That is why. The beliefs that Hazrat Adam, Hazrat Noah, Hazrat Abraham, Abraham, Hazrat Moses and Hazrat David had presented were also presented by Hazrat ESA (Christ) and he remained committed to these beliefs throughout his life. After his departure, the Christian community did not remain committed to the beliefs that Hazrat ESA (Christ) had presented. How the Christian community moved towards these modern beliefs, what role did the great Christian leaders play in shaping and shaping the beliefs, and how effective were their efforts? This research article will examine them.