@rami_spots_the_truth: 📜 Historical Evidence that These Concepts Arose After Jesus (PBUH) . 1. Christianity The term Christian first appears in Acts 11:26, decades after Jesus, in Antioch, used by outsiders to label his followers. Neither Jesus himself nor his earliest followers ever used it. . 2. Trinity The doctrine was formally defined in 325 AD at the Council of Nicaea under Emperor Constantine, over 300 years after Jesus. Early Christians like the Nazarenes and Ebionites rejected it and held strictly to monotheism. . 3. Original Sin This doctrine was first systematized by St. Augustine in the 4th–5th century. The Hebrew Bible and Jesus’s teachings emphasized personal accountability (Ezekiel 18:20), not inherited guilt. . 4. Atonement by Crucifixion The idea that Jesus died for humanity’s sins was developed mainly by Paul of Tarsus (Romans 5:18–19), decades after Jesus. The earliest Jerusalem followers focused instead on repentance and obeying God’s law. . 5. God the Son The phrase “Son of God” in Jewish tradition meant a righteous servant or prophet, not divine. Elevating Jesus to God the Son was a gradual theological development crystallized at Nicaea (325 AD) and Constantinople (381 AD). . 6. Incarnation The teaching that “God became man” was formally declared at the Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD. Early Christian writings show disputes over Jesus’s nature, with many rejecting this concept. . 7. Eucharist / Holy Communion Ritualizing bread and wine into “body and blood” became a sacrament only in the 2nd–4th centuries, influenced by Greco-Roman mystery religions. Jesus spoke of bread and wine symbolically in the Last Supper. . 8. Baptism for Salvation In the New Testament, baptism was an outward sign of repentance (Mark 1:4). The idea that baptism itself erases sin and guarantees salvation evolved later, reinforced by councils like Carthage in 418 AD. . 9. Veneration of Saints & Mary Praying to saints or venerating Mary arose centuries later, heavily influenced by pagan customs of honoring demigods and goddesses. The Council of Ephesus (431 AD) officially titled Mary “Mother of God” (Theotokos). . 10. Church Authority over Scripture The canon of the New Testament was only finalized in the 4th century by church councils such as Carthage (397 AD). For centuries, different Christian communities used different texts, with no fixed Bible in Jesus’s lifetime.

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